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Over the road truck driving jobs lets you see the world through your windshield. Yet it also means that you are sleeping, eating and relaxing in your big rig. As a result, truck driver fitness often takes a backseat. It becomes all too easy to slip into the bed sleeper after a long day of driving with some truck stop takeout for dinner. If this sounds like you, then consider these steps on how truck drivers stay fit on the road.

In trucking, the big costs are fuel, equipment, and maintenance. So, maintenance tips and reminders pay for themselves.

Ever since Electronic Logging Devices (ELD's) came out years ago, there have been a lot of rumors, myths, and misinformation. There's no doubt that this is a big change in the trucking industry, but having all the facts is the first step in being prepared. 

Knight Transportation leads transportation industry in early adoption of Federal ELD compliance mandate or the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration electronic logging device rule.

The trucking industry is a serious business. When you're behind the wheel, you're taking your safety and the safety of the people around you into your own hands. No one ever means to get into an accident, but driving at night raises the risk. The good news is that there are a number of tried and true strategies to help. Here are 6 ways for truck truck drivers to stay alert at night and sharp no matter the hour.

The trucking industry has to finish undergoing a major transformation. All truck drivers need to transition to electronic logging devices (ELDs) from the paper logs that they currently use to document their adherence to federal regulations when it comes to how many hours they spend on the road. Here is some information about the ELDs and the importance of getting ready for this major change.