- Top 10 Online
Leaders Changing the Trucking Industry
2013-05-17
Here we give credit to the individuals and organizations using the internet to make a
difference in the trucking industry and the people who keep it running.
- Indiana Carriers Adopting Creative
Hiring Solutions
2012-10-18
About 14,000 registered trucking companies of Indiana face a serious recruiting challenge due
to a nationwide shortage of qualified drivers. To meet the demand for drivers, these companies
are now finding creative ways to hire good people. They are looking at the option to hire
veterans, moving nearer to their workforce, and offering perks such as opening training
facilities and more days off.
- LMTA Chief Wins ATA
Honor at the Annual Conference in Las Vegas
2012-10-12
The American Trucking Association (ATA) has recognized Cathy Gautreaux of the Louisiana Motor
Transport Association (LMTA) for her dedication, leadership, and achievements on behalf of the
Louisiana trucking industry.
- The Best Insurance Services
From Rigquote
2012-08-29
Trucker-to-Trucker would like to welcome Rig Quote into our exclusive team of online
advertisers. Here at Trucker-to-Trucker, we understand that owner-operators and trucking company
owners don't have time to shop around to find the best deal on insurance.
- Understanding the Trucking
Industry
2012-05-23
Sometimes people who first enter, or considering entering the trucking profession do not
understand the many positions involved in the industry. Below is a breakdown that perhaps will
help clarify some of the positions and terminology that is involved.
- Michelin Tire Company Invents a Tire That
Does Not Require Air
2012-05-17
One of the companies well known for its tires is Michelin. The headquarters of this company is
located in France but it has plants in Germany, Spain, the USA, Canada, the UK, Brazil, Japan,
Thailand, Italy and other countries.
- Roehl Transport And You
2012-05-02
In the trucking industry, many different companies use individual truckers and owner-operators,
in their hauling programs. It is always advantageous to check out these companies and see how
long they have been in business as well as what they have to offer, when you are looking for
employment.
- Should a Trucker Use Broker Services?
2012-04-24
Many truck owner-operators have found the use of a freight broker as a good way to connect with
companies that need shipping services. A broker assists in helping the movement of cargo flow
easily.
- Bluetooth Truckers: Got Your Ears
On?
2012-03-29
The U.S. Department of Transportation's new ban on handheld cell phones for commercial truck
and bus drivers that went into effect on January 3, 2012 for all interstate travel, extending to
holding, dialing and reaching for cell phones while driving has stirred some opposition.
- LNG Trucks: What is the likely future of LNG
and trucks?
2012-02-24
Liquefied Natural Gas as an alternative fuel is all over the news right now, and several major
trucking companies are testing trucks and considering the switch to LNG. Truck drivers and
Trucking company owners seem to be divided on the issue.
- Hours of Service Regulations Final Rule
Effective February 27
2012-02-01
Hours of service regulations affect everyone involved in the trucking industry, including
drivers, shippers and company owners. The U.S. Department of Transportation is constantly
looking for ways to increase the safety of highways in the United States, so the Federal Motor
Carrier Safety Administration has revised the hours of service requirements to reflect the
latest research findings in regards to public safety.
- Many Trucking Companies Testing Natural Gas
Conversion
2012-01-31
The high price of diesel has many trucking companies looking for cheaper option when it comes
to fuel. There are many obstacles in the short-term, but companies such as Wal-Mart and United
Parcel Service are converting a small percentage of their vehicles to natural gas as a way to
test the feasibility of switching over their fleets completely.
- Truckers Are Using Jiggy Jobs For the
Win!
2012-01-31
Job hunting can be an utter nightmare; each career website has thousands of jobs to sort
through. However, if you are in the trucking industry, you need a website dedicated to this
particular career niche.
- Looking Into A
Complete Line of Trailers
2011-08-01
There is no U.S. equipment trailer manufacturer that offers a more complete line of trailers
for the construction, agriculture, waste and recycling, transportation, and industrial markets
than Trail King Industries Inc.
- The First Name in Trailers Manufactures the Lightest Weight Dry Van
2011-07-27
Utility – The First Name in Trailers will be at Booth #20145 in Dallas, Texas at The Great
American Trucking Show on August 25 through August 27, 2011. Utility Trailer Manufacturing
Company invites you to stop by and see what is new in their line of trailers.
- Introducing CargoTel
2011-05-26
Today we would like to introduce our readers to CargoTel, a company that specializes in
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) for small, mid, and large-size auto hauling companies.
CargoTel works alongside of a hauling company to ensure effective exchange of data for that
company with any Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM). Smaller hauling companies are gaining
more and more ground against the larger manufacturing companies in this market. OEMs are opting
to provide more opportunities to companies with smaller fleets.
- Trucking Insurance
2011-05-06
Today, we're taking a look at what happens when you have bought a truck for sale - arranging
trucking insurance: Sure, there are trucks for sale out there. You might even be able to secure
financing for one. But you have to make sure you're properly insured. Finding the right
commercial truck insurance can be tricky, but luckily there are a few tips you can follow to
keep you on the right path.
- Dairy Cooperative Fined Over Trucker Killed in Fall
2011-03-12
Today, we put the spotlight on the Wisconsin dairy fined for a trucker's fatal fall: The US
Department of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) ruled that a Wisconsin
"willfully ignored" federal safety rules in a trucker's death. George Oberding died in
August, 2011 after a fall from the top of his truck's trailer onto a concrete floor while
involved in uploading a milk tanker. Oberding, aged 50 years, suffered severe head trauma
including several skull fractures.
- How
Do You Think Private Equity Will Affect Trucking?
2008-03-14
Trucker to Trucker wants to know how truckers feel about private equity firms muscling in on
the trucking industry.
- Heavy Haul Companies
2007-02-22
Here is a list of the top 5 heavy haul trucking companies based on website popularity. We want
your opinion so speak out!