Healthy Habits Truck Drivers Need to Pickup
As a truck driver, it can sometimes be difficult to keep up with your health. Establishing healthy habits while on (and off) the road can set you up for a happier, longer life. Being constantly on the move can put pressure on your body and mind. Because of this, it is critical to take control of your health and move towards a healthier you. If your wellness journey is making you feel intimidated or overwhelmed, have no fear....
Sun Protection Tips for Truck Drivers
Part of being a truck driver is understanding the risks of the job. As you probably know, truckers must constantly be aware of other drivers, road obstructions, traffic signals, and weather patterns while driving. But there’s one major risk you may not be aware of, and that’s the threat of truck driver sun damage. So, we’ve compiled a list of sun protection tips for truck drivers to help you protect yourself on the road! Signs of Sun...
How to Avoid Highway Hypnosis and Stay Focused
Have you ever looked down at your speedometer and wondered where the last 100 miles went? Well, you are not alone. Highway hypnosis, or white line fever, is a common problem for people across the world. This is especially true for long-distance drivers. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 1 in 25 adult drivers have fallen asleep at the wheel in the last month. Luckily, there are many ways that you can...
Truck Driver Appreciation Week 2017 | I Deliver Sweepstakes Winner
During 2017’s Truck Driver Appreciation Week, AllTruckJobs.com put together the ‘I Deliver Campaign’ aimed at showing our appreciation for drivers all across America! After two weeks of entries, BigRigBanter and AllTruckJobs.com are happy to announce our winner, Pete Sheaffer! Working as a driver for over 6 years, Pete hauls live animals from farms to their next destination. It’s always interesting to learn why a certain career...
The Day the Trucks Stood Still
We love and live in a world where our needs are met almost instantaneously. If we’re hungry we run down to the supermarket and grab some snacks, we love sending and receiving packages in the mail, and if we get hurt we just head on over to the hospital. But what some may be surprised to find out, is that the vast majority of our resources exist with such ease tangibility because of truck drivers. Truck drivers can seem to live...