Now that we’re a few weeks into the New Year, you’ve probably contemplated your various resolutions. Have you made any resolutions for your truck-driving career? If not, you can adopt one of these beneficial resolutions for truck drivers. 1) FOCUS ON YOUR HEALTH While truck
The only vehicles that log more miles over the holidays than Santa’s sleigh are trucks. While the rest of the working world takes time off, truckers are more likely to work even more hours, delivering all the goods that make the holidays possible. And, sometimes,
These myths can actually deter an individual from starting a truck driving career because they believe in these myths. If you’re considering a career in the truck driving industry, don’t believe these three common and crazy myths. TRUCK DRIVERS ARE ONLY MEN Although men do
Thanksgiving is a national holiday when people celebrate gratitude for what they have. It is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November every year. Like many great things, Thanksgiving wouldn’t be possible without trucking. The United States is estimated to consume around 50 million turkeys
Are you wondering who jumpstarted the idea of an 18-wheeler? The idea of the trailer truck started way back in 1896. Alexander Winton, an automotive manufacturer. discovered the 18-wheeler while navigating his business empire. He was the CEO and founder of The Winton Motor Carriage
Obtaining your Class A Commercial Driver’s License is an exciting experience. At Truck Master School, we offer our students an unparalleled classroom and on the road training experience. While many students are eager to get on the road and gain valuable driving experience, the in-class
The best way to make a decision on whether or not to become a truck driver is to do some research on what to expect. If you’re reading this now, you’re on the right path. Learn all you can about the lifestyle of a truck
HEALTHY HABIT Writing could be very beneficial to you when you’re just beginning a new career on the road, as you’ll most likely be facing many unique challenges that come with the profession. THERE’S NO SHORTAGE OF SIGHTS, PLACES, AND PEOPLE You could end up
Here’s why we think you should seriously consider truck driving as your career path, whether you are in high school, in college, or are already in that stage of life after college. 6-8 WEEKS IS BETTER THAN 4 YEARS College is almost a requirement for