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CONTENT SPONSORED BY NFI INDUSTRIES The phrase “sisterhood is powerful” may seem like an overused and outdated mantra, but it is the perfect description for
CONTENT SPONSORED BY NFI INDUSTRIES Women in the trucking industry have long sought out each other for both support and advice. With that unique experience
Bryan and Nikki Larrea share two loves. They both love trucks — and, more importantly, they love each other. The Idaho natives, who own and
As most truckers know, the road can be a lonely place at times. Many drivers turn to audio books, music and even four-legged friends to
In this new series, the Truckload Carriers Association spotlights the industry’s younger leaders When she stepped into the role of CEO for her family’s company,
When driving down the highway, there is no chance of missing truck driver Myrna Chartrand — and she wouldn’t have it any other way. With
The life story of Rodney Crouch, owner and operator of Indiana-based Dangerfield Trucking, is a biography you don’t realize you need in your life until
When Luis Soto joined the team at the Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) in November 2021, he knew he had found his dream job as a
Mary Peterson Norton has many passions in life — trucking, her beloved four-legged friends and the Green Bay Packers, just to name a few —
When Shana Gipson stepped into her new role as director of education for the Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) in December 2021, she knew she had
The phrase “man’s best friend” is frequently used to express the special relationship between a human and his or her dog. The relationship between trucker
No matter how much they love their job, longtime truckers will readily admit that the road can be an isolating place at times. Women in
As most truckers know, the job can be lonely at times. With long hours — and even longer stretches of road — many in the
Growing up in a family with trucking connections, you would think that the obvious choice for a child would be to follow in the family