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The story of the first car race in Paris: a historic hit in 1894

Paris stands not only as a cultural and artistic epicenter but also as a pioneer in car racing In the history of automotive racing, Paris stands not only as a cultural and artistic epicenter but also as a pioneer in car racing. While it may surprise some that the French are known for their passion […]

Top states for driving in the United States in 2024

A WalletHub study compared all 50 states to determine the best driving conditions Road safety and quality are central concerns for drivers. And while the U.S. does not lead in road quality according to the World Economic Forum, it ranks 17th out of 141 countries evaluated. A WalletHub study compared all 50 states using 31 […]

Impact of traffic pollution: study reveals increase in blood pressure

A study from the University of Washington in Seattle reveals that the main cause of significant increases in blood pressure might be traffic-related gasses A study conducted by the University of Washington in Seattle reveals that the main cause of significant increases in blood pressure is not sitting for hours on end in a congested […]

The benefits and careers of a Commercial Driver’s License

Having a CDL opens multiple doors within the trucking and transportation industry Having a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) opens multiple doors within the trucking industry, offering diverse benefits and professional opportunities. In the current context, with legislative changes and new regulations, the advantages of obtaining a CDL are even more pronounced, from enhanced job security […]

Sharing the road with a truck: steps to ensure your safety

Caution around blind spots and anticipating truck maneuvers are essential to ensuring everyone’s safety Truck drivers face significant challenges on the road due to their visibility limitations and the complex nature of their vehicles. Known for their extensive blind spots, truck drivers rely mainly on side mirrors to perceive their surroundings. The sheer length and […]

Truck driver retention: why truckers leave fleets

Driver retention remains a significant challenge in the road transport industry Despite most truck drivers having long careers that can span decades in the road transport sector, in recent years the industry has faced a persistent challenge: driver retention. This issue predominantly affects new drivers, though it is also observed among some veterans. The primary […]

6 fun facts about stop signs

Internationally recognized, these signs have some interesting facts that you may not know Stop signs are essential on global roadways due to their crucial role in traffic control and the protection of both drivers and pedestrians. Beyond their iconic red octagonal shape and the instruction to stop, these signs hold a fascinating history and lesser-known […]

Differences between company driver and owner-operator in road transport

Company drivers and owner-operators share the same objective, however their differences are substantial The road transport sector consists of two variants that, although sharing the same responsibilities, present fundamental differences. Being a company driver and being an owner-operator are both pillars of commerce through the distribution of goods. So, what are these differences? While at […]

Who let the dogs out! New requirements for truck drivers with dogs in the U.S.

The Laredo Field Office of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection has announced a new requirement for dogs entering the country The bond between truck drivers and their pets has been notable, with 40% choosing to have canine companions on their long journeys. Studies indicate that these animals not only reduce anxiety, depression, and stress, […]

Collective strategies for truck driver safety on the highways

Effective accident prevention also requires collaboration and safe practices Long-haul truck drivers in the United States operate crucial heavy vehicles for freight transport, with a minimum capacity of 26,000 pounds. They work an average of 60 hours per week and cover over 100,000 miles annually, exposing them to significant risks of fatigue and distraction while […]