When you got to go you got to go. Among labor shortages and equipment deficits lays another issue challenging the industry—restroom access for truck drivers. How trivial, you may think. The trucking industry is in peril with supply chain woes,
Truckload carriers have continued to raise trucker pay as more demand has increased, not just for retaining and recruiting truckers, but for consumer goods as well. Many experts are expressing the need to make the industry more appealing for someone
To no one’s surprise, the current shortage of truck drivers remains a significant concern in the trucking industry. Recent research gathered last October by the American Transportation Research Institute asserts the deficits in available drivers as the industry’s key issue.
Texas faces a winter storm this week, as citrus growers in Texas are still feeling the impact of last February’s winter freeze. Before the winter freeze in Texas last year, which for 10 days straight dropped temperatures below freezing, Rio
Back in 2020, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), an agency under the U.S. DOT, proposed a pilot program that would allow “18 to 20-year-old drivers to operate in interstate commerce” and engage in driving commercial trucks. Since the
U.S. Consumers are still spending their money, just not so much on larger non-essential purchases this year. A survey conducted by the New York Federal Reserve and reported by Reuters showed that consumers are still expected to spend more on
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