How Shippers Can Prepare Freight for Year-End Shipping
The final weeks of the year can create additional challenges for businesses that depend on freight transportation.
Holiday Freight Season: What Drivers Should Expect
The holiday freight season can bring a different rhythm to trucking.
What to Do When Your Truck Breaks Down on the Road
Even with proper maintenance and careful inspections, mechanical problems can happen.
EB Infinity Launches Paid Flatbed Training Program for CDL-A Drivers
The new POG: Flatbed Training Program gives experienced CDL-A drivers a paid path into flatbed trucking, with company-covered training, equipment, fuel, tolls, repairs and maintenance.
The Pre-Trip Inspection: 7 Things Every Truck Driver Should Check
A successful trip starts before a truck ever leaves the parking lot.
Truck Driver Detention and Layover Time: What Drivers Should Know
Truck driving is often measured in miles, but not every part of the job happens while the truck is moving.
Deadhead Miles Explained: What They Mean and Why They Matter
If you’re new to trucking, you’ll quickly hear the term “deadhead miles.”
The Loneliest Seat in the Truck: Talking Honestly About Driver Mental Health
Trucking asks a lot of the people who do it, and not all of it shows up on a pay stub or a logbook.
The Hours Nobody Pays For: Why Detention Time Is a Bigger Problem Than It Sounds
A driver shows up on time, backs into the dock, and then waits.
Nuclear Verdicts and the Trucking Insurance Crisis: What's Really Driving Up the Cost of Freight
If insurance premiums for trucking companies feel like they've climbed sharply over the past couple of years, that's not a perception problem.
The New Face of Cargo Theft: Why Freight Fraud Is Outpacing Break-Ins
Cargo theft used to bring to mind a padlock cut in a dark parking lot.
The Truck Parking Problem No One Talks About Enough
Ask any driver what the hardest part of the day is, and a lot of them won't say the traffic or the weather.
Why Ethics Matter in Trucking, Especially When No One's Watching
Trucking runs on trust in a way a lot of industries do not. A shipper trusts that freight will arrive intact and on time.
Safety the Road: What It Actually Takes to Prevent Accidents
Every trucking company says safety is a priority. The phrase shows up in mission statements, recruiting ads, and orientation packets across the industry.
Behind the Numbers: What the 2026 DOT Compliance Crackdown Means for Carriers and Drivers
Anyone paying attention to trucking news this year has noticed the tone has shifted.
What It Really Means to Value Your Drivers
Driver turnover is one of the most talked-about problems in trucking, and it is not hard to see why.
Flatbed 101: What New Drivers Should Know Before Their First Load
Flatbed trucking is different from dry van and reefer work in almost every way, from how freight is loaded to how it is secured to the skills it demands from a driver.
How to Winter-Proof Your Truck Before Cold Weather Hits
Cold weather changes almost everything about life on the road, and trucks feel it just as much as the drivers behind the wheel.
How Per-Mile Pay Really Works (And What to Ask Before You Sign)
Per-mile pay is one of the most common pay structures in trucking, but it isn't always as simple as it sounds.
Signs a Trucking Company Actually Respects Its Drivers (Beyond the Paycheck)
Pay matters, but experienced drivers know that a good number on a pay stub doesn't automatically mean a good job.