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Industry Concerns Part 1

Anyone working in trucking knows that there are quite a few growing concerns within the industry. However, as these concerns have multiplied in just the past few years, it can be hard to keep track of everything that’s going on. That’s why today, we are going to be covering today’s top concerns within the trucking […]

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7 BASICs to stay compliant

BASICs stand for Behavior, Analysis, and Safety Improvements Categories

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Review of DOT’s Safety Ratings

Learning to navigate the FMCSA’s regulations and DOT safety ratings is a constant in the trucking industry. For both carriers and drivers, becoming familiar with the different categories of safety ratings and their implications for their operations is central to having a successful business and avoiding suffering the harsh consequences of a negative score. What […]

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Dealing with Truck Driver Burnout

If anyone knows a thing or two about a job with a demanding schedule, it’s a trucker. But even with the long distances and hours, it’s easy to get lost in all of it. Before you know it, you can find yourself taking up every single job opportunity, being on the road for weeks at […]

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What should I do if I’m involved in a truck accident?

Accidents are in every driver and carrier’s mind. Drivers want to prevent accidents at all costs to avoid any repercussions on their licenses, job status, and paycheck.  For carriers, the same is true; they want their drivers to complete their routes safely and successfully. However, preventing accidents is not the driver’s sole responsibility but those […]

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Form 2290

The lives of owner-operators, drivers, and carriers are filled with forms, deadlines, and equally important: taxes. On one hand, fuel taxes are always in a carrier and driver’s line of sight, as they need to be filed 4 times a year. However, those are not the only taxes that a trucker needs to pay attention […]

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Types of Inspections by the CVSA

Inspections are a part of every carrier’s journey. It doesn’t matter if you’re a new MC or if you’ve been a carrier for 20 years, one thing that never changes is the numerous inspections you go through as part of your profession.   In this blog we will discuss the different levels of inspections conducted by […]

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Safe Driving Practices

Carriers are familiar with the huge responsibility that comes with having drivers on the road or being on the road themselves. As truck drivers, you spend most of your time behind the wheel with the weight of the country on your shoulders. After hours and hours of driving, some cities and towns start to blend […]

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Fuel Taxes for Trucking Companies 2026

Fuel Taxes: The Quarterly Pain Every Trucker Knows Fuel taxes are one of the most tedious parts of being a truck driver. Four times a year, drivers and carriers must file their fuel taxes. Since it’s such an important part of every trucker’s life, let’s dive deep into it and understand what fuel taxes are, […]

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Types of Freight for Trucks

Whether you are thinking about opening your trucking company or joining the trucking industry as a driver, deciding the type of freight you want to transport is an important part of your journey. As carriers, specializing in a specific type of freight has its pros and cons. On the one hand, you can specialize in […]

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