Truck driver distractions are a big risk not only for the transport industry but for all drivers in general. We know that a distracted driver can travel the distance of a football field in the time it takes to read a text message. This implies a seriously hazardous situation since a truck can cause great…
Besides being a state requirement, having car insurance can help you stay protected in case a driving accident happens. Being a safe, responsible driver is more than a suggestion, as accidents can happen at any time, to anyone. However, there aare several common habits, behaviors, or simply honest mistakes that can make you accidentally void…
Being a business owner comes a lot of aspects one must keep in mind all the time. For most, keeping our business protected and finding the best coverage is crucial. Just as you want to protect your business, protecting your vehicles is a must. Choosing commercial truck insurance that suits your needs might seem like…
Before deciding to take the wheel, it is important for drivers to understand the responsibilities that a car brings upon them. There are many different unfortunate scenarios that we might cause if we’re not careful enough. Crashing against another driver, against a light pole, or even worse, hitting a pedestrian are some examples. Some reports…
Beginning January 6, 2020, any trucker wishing to change jobs must register in the Commercial Driver’s License Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, or FMCSA. This requirement of the Administration is part of the new rules and requirements that the organization has just established. In addition, the voluntary registration will…
In recent years we have seen an increasing interest in obtaining more environmentally friendly practices in all industries. Of course, the commercial transport industry is no exception. In the United States, 6.5% of greenhouse gas emissions are the product of freight transport. It is our responsibility to adopt practices that reduce our impact on the…
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