Any driver that safely reaches the milestone of a million or more miles has accomplished something amazing. Percell Bowser, who recently crossed the 2-million-mile threshold,
When Allison Hughes — a graduate of the Truckload Carriers Association’s 2024 Elevate Young Leadership class — joined the Bennett Family of Companies six years
As the Biden administration winds down and the Trump administration prepares to take office, numerous industries are working to score the effects of the policies
Josh Rickards was all of 8 years old when he caught sight of life on the road for the first time. Even back then he
Tristen Utter is going to have to drive trucks for many years to equal the excitement of his first run for Texas-based National Carriers. In
Tyrone Burcham and Wade Burcham have always driven parallel lanes in life. The native Virginians’ resumes are almost identical, from their careers in trucking to
In the two decades Clark Reed has been behind the wheel, he’s racked up approximately 2.5 million miles, touched all of the 48 contiguous states
If 13-year-old Kaitlynn Aikin could see herself today, as a decorated diesel technician for Southeastern Freight Lines, she wouldn’t believe her eyes. “My freshman-year self
HOUSTON — In the continuing effort to redefine what’s possible in transportation, Shell’s Starship program ranks at or near the top of radical engineering feats
When the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announced its Safe Driver Apprenticeship Pilot Program, a product of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law enacted in 2021,
We’ve all seen them: the screaming billboards along America’s highways promising justice — and a big check — following a traffic accident involving a big
In some ways, Erika Voss and Lisa Henshaw of DAT Freight and Analytics are as different as night and day. In all the ways that
Sam Landrum didn’t get into trucking for the scenery or any personal acclaim. In fact, the way things started out, he might not have been
If it feels like your company’s driver training and other educational programs are falling on deaf ears when participants leave the classroom and return to
One of the most common slogans used to lure new drivers to a trucking company is the promise of family time. “Home on weekends” —
Even as a child, Josh Giesbrecht knew his future lay on the open road. He can’t remember a time when he didn’t love trucks and
When Brandon Meredith retired from the U.S. Army, it marked the end of a 20-year journey that had taken him to the Middle East, Africa
When Brandon Meredith retired from the U.S. Army, it marked the end of a 20-year journey that had taken him to the Middle East, Africa
In some ways, U.S. Rep. Hillary J. Scholten (D-MI) is the exact opposite of a legislator you’d expect to champion the trucking industry. Her peerage
It’s not a particularly novel thing for a company executive to say investing in people is their company’s primary strategy for success — but relatively