CDL Training
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Signs Your School Might Not be Right for You
Updated March 19, 2024 A career in truck driving can be a great move — but only if you go to the right truck driving school! Unfortunately, there are many schools out there that take advantage of their students, pose unnecessary fees, have poor retention rates, and don’t set their students up for success. To […]
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Why Trucking is the perfect job for new Retirees
Did you know that it is normal to find a second career after you retire? Many people choose to work after they leave their first career for financial reasons. However, there is also a large number of people who choose to keep working to keep their minds sharp. Truck driving can be a great second career […]
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Explaining laws and regulations on Jake Breaks
Have you ever seen a sign in your travels that says “No Engine Brakes” or “No Jake Brakes”? For anyone who doesn’t drive a commercial vehicle, these signs can be confusing. What are Jake brakes and why are they so disliked?
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Tips on Starting your Career as a Truck Driver
Once you get your CDL and have finished getting all your certifications, you’ll need to find a load. This won’t be a huge issue if you work for a company that dispatches you on a job, but it’s imperative for owner-operators to be able to quickly find truckloads to haul. So how do independent truckers […]
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Top places to see in the Southwest
The U.S. Southwest has some of the most awe-inspiring sights you’ll see on the road. This desert region stretches across Arizona and New Mexico, over to West Texas and up to Nevada and Utah! After the humidity of a Midwest summer, the dry beauty of the Southwest may be just what the doctor ordered.
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Getting ready for the International Roadcheck
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) is checking the compliance of commercial vehicles and their drivers. This year’s International Roadcheck will take place from June 5 to June 7 across continental North America. Here’s what you need to know: