Five Trucking Blogs You Should Know About
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Five Trucking Blogs You Should Know About

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Like us, there are a lot of people out there talking about the trucking industry. Some are providing useful information, others are just sharing their opinion. However, there are a few trucking blogs that stand out above the rest. We tracked down our favorite trucking “internet-personalities” whom we personally feel best capture life on the road and post frequently. Here (in alphabetical order, because we could not dare to definitively rank these bloggers/vloggers (video bloggers) we’ve listed our go-to who also happen to be truck drivers. We’ll leave it up to you to decide your favorites, but these are the professional driver bloggers you should definitely know about.

5 Trucking Blogs You Should Be Reading

1. Trucker Dump

The tagline for the Trucker Dump podcast/blog says it all: One driver’s insights and sometimes humorous views of truck driving and the trucking industry… and anything else he feels like dumpin’ on ya. His name – Todd McCann.

This blog/podcast is designed for anyone interested in trucking, whether that be current truckers, new drivers, prospective drivers or even non-truckers who are simply just interested in the trucking lifestyle. McCann’s goal is to give people a view into trucking so that they might think twice before flipping that trucker the double-bird as you drive stupid around their truck. And as you can see, he takes himself very, very seriously.

McCann is a 17-year trucking veteran and the author and creator of the Trucker Dump podcast/blog, which launched in 2009. He describes himself as a nonjudgmental Christian, an awesome uncle, and a 20-year-long husband to The Evil Overlord, which is a name she knows and willingly accepts… mostly because it’s true, he claims.

Follow Todd on Twitter
Read or listen to the Trucker Dump blog/podcast
The Trucker Dump podcast can be found in the iTunes store, on Stitcher and TuneIn Radio, Podcast Gallery, and in the Microsoft and BlackBerry podcast directories. Or simply search for “Trucker Dump” in your favorite podcast app.

Trucking blogs writer Todd McCann

2. The “Dancing Trucker”

John Drury is a driver from Cincinnati with a claim-to-fame from dancing his way into losing about 100 pounds. Although he does not keep daily written trucking blogs, he keeps active with his followers on Twitter and YouTube. The reason we chose him for this list is his dedication to fitness. His video channel has fitness routines he puts together himself that serves as inspiration for truckers everywhere. Keeping active is a major issue, especially for truck drivers who are known for sedentary lifestyles. Plus, he’s chatted with us on our own podcast before, and continues to provide healthy resources for truck drivers!

Read more about John.

Follow him on YouTube and Twitter.

Trucking blogs writer john-drury

3. Daniel Bridger

“I’ve been posting on my blog for couple years now, mainly as a hobby, trying to provide interesting reading material that helps and entertains drivers,” says Daniel Bridger who has been operating Daniel S Bridger’s Trucking Blog since 2012. As a truck driver with about 33 years of experience under his belt, Daniel reaches out to lend some of his knowledge to fellow drivers, especially younger ones. More recently he’s been sharing articles he thinks other drivers can relate to.

Trucking blogs writer Dan

4. The Healthy Trucker

“Being “healthy” has different meanings for different people, but every truck driver has room to be “healthier” in some area of life. No matter what your fitness level or goals might be, The Healthy Trucker has something for everyone, from workouts you can do on the road to monthly health challenges to hold you accountable.

The Healthy Trucker originated in September 2012 during National Truck Driver Appreciation Week. According to them, their mission is simple–to provide realistic advice on how to live a happier, healthier life as a truck driver.

5. Trucker Josh

Trucker Josh chronicles his career daily on his YouTube channel. Although he falls more into the category of trucking vlogs than trucking blogs, we love him! For years Josh and his trusty pooch, Diesel, have been posting the “Trucking Life” videos and gaining a big fan-base. Trucker Josh’s page has over 94,000 followers! Vlogging has become “who he is” now, he says.

According to Josh, “Love life, stay positive, and keep trucking! You can follow ‘My Trucking Life’ daily on YouTube.”

You can also follow him on twitter.

Trucking blogs/vlogs Josh and his pup

What are some of your favorite trucking blogs (aside from this one, of course?) Give them a shout out in the comments below!

Author: Hit The Road Jack

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  1. JOSH , I REALLY ENJOY YOUR Vlogs. YOU REALLY HAVE AN INTERESTING LIFE AS A TRUCKER. keep up the good work! DON.

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  2. These trucking bloggers are very helpful. It will give the recent news and tips for the industry and will definitely help a lot with people who are in this job.

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  3. Another great trucking YouTube channel is http://youtube.com/life on the road 7th

    His name is Ray and has been producing videos for three years about his adventures driving the highways of Canada..

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  4. I actually started my own trucking channel on YT. Iv’e started this series of videos from before i actually bought a truck and trailer and even customers. I show how i started and operate the business from scratch. I hope this channel inspires and teaches a lot of people on becoming entrepreneurs.
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgxbrB6_Dyj4fJlEsXxYqXQ

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  5. I started my site to help people determine if they were compatible for the trucking lifestyle and then to help them make trucking a successful career.

    (I won trucker of the year twice. Once and company driver and once as owner operator. Retired after only 13 years of driving)
    http://www.life-as-a-trucker.com
    videos, free success pdf, interviews and blog

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  6. Great list of trucking blogs!

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  7. they should of had big rig talk on here

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  8. Man this makes me miss being out on the road. I had to retire after 20+ years behind the wheel and sell my truck, but I sure do miss it; these blogs are a great reminder of those days.

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  9. I would love to get in touch with the trucking bloggers to get their insight into industry 😉 It’s always great to see what they do!

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  10. You have shared the best trucking bloggers which are very helpful to get the latest information for the industry. I really enjoyed while reading at the end. Visit for more details!

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  11. Trucker Josh is an ignorant racist bigot, publically posts hate messages like ‘go back home’ on immigrants posts on Facebook. Please remove him from your list

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  12. wow Awesome post I was searching for something like this
    Thank you for sharing this information is very helpful for me

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  13. It has been amazing and was just I needed. I truly don’t think there is anything quite like it anywhere online. These guys are real professionals, and they will encourage you to push yourself like never before.

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  14. JOSH , I REALLY ENJOY YOUR Vlogs. YOU REALLY HAVE AN INTERESTING LIFE AS A TRUCKER. keep up the good work! Trucking Partners

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  15. Really we should thank our truck drivers. They can work up to 60/week. Keep it up.

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    • Absolutely!!

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  16. That’s great! I’ll surely check out some of these blogs. Might even share some with my colleagues

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    • Awesome, thanks!

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  17. Thank you for this resource. Has been super helpful for me to keep learning more about the trucking industry.

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  18. I am a semi-professional truck driver and I’ve only been working for a few months.
    The knowledge on your blog site is very helpful. Thank you.

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  19. The more people talking about trucker fitness the better! I believe it’s all about the small changes we make over time that can make the biggest difference. Thank you for putting this out there for drivers. 3 years ago myself and my former business partner who was in trucking created Mother Trucker Yoga because driver health and wellness needs to become a priority. Thank you for sharing this out !

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    • Thanks Hope! I remember meeting you at GATS. It is great to see Mother Trucker Yoga finding success and filling a much needed hole in industry. 🙂

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  20. i came across this youtube channel when i was looking for oilfield stuff, it gave me a great idea to do my own since there wasn’t much to view in the oil industry, plus i really started to like to edit film is just as fun as driving the truck check out my channel i drive oilfield winch tractor,bed trucks,wheeler,off road and on road timelapsetrucker rtot http://www.youtube.com/c/TimelapseTruckerRTOT

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  23. There are many individuals out there discussing the trucking sector. Some provide helpful information, while others just express their viewpoint. There are, however, a few trucking blogs that stand out from the crowd. Awesome! I’d like to read more articles like this.

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