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Managing speed and stress: techniques for safer driving

In the transportation industry stressful scenarios can add an extra burden, learn to relax World Relaxation Day is celebrated on August 15th, as a reminder that maintaining low levels of stress and anxiety is crucial for our health. However, achieving complete relaxation is often difficult. In the transportation industry, stressful situations and scenarios can add […]

The trucking ABCs: abbreviations used in the trucking world

Understanding these terms will help you better grasp how the industry functions and its processes The trucking industry has a specialized language understood only by those who are part of it. In such a dynamic field, it’s common to use multiple abbreviations that truckers learn to recognize quickly over time. Jenna Hume from FleetOwner has […]

Trends that will shape the future of the freight industry

Truckers and transporters need to consider several key aspects in their strategies and operations Trimble has released the report “The Road Ahead: Key Trends and Capabilities Shaping the North American Freight Transportation Market,” prepared by Transporeon. This document identifies the key trends that will influence the future of truck freight transportation in North America. Based […]

Diesel vs. biodiesel in today’s fuel market

The dynamics of the fuel market are shifting with a growing interest in more sustainable alternatives Recently, the national average price of diesel in the United States has shown significant fluctuations. According to data from the Energy Information Administration published on August 5, the cost per gallon has decreased to $3.755, reflecting a drop of […]

Red Light Running Week: history, facts and the importance of the red light

This educational campaign aims to reduce risks associated with running red lights Red Light Running Week is held annually from August 4 to 10, highlighting the importance of obeying traffic signals to prevent fatal accidents. Initiated by the Federal Highway Administration in 1995 and promoted by the National Coalition for Safer Roads, this educational campaign […]

Hydrogen internal combustion engines, the answer to a zero-emission industry?

These engines operate similarly to diesel engines; however, they boast fast refueling times and significantly reduced emissions In the recent Motor Technology Forum, significant advancements in hydrogen internal combustion engines (H2-ICE) were explored, promising to revolutionize the transportation sector with their efficiency and sustainability. These engines operate similarly to diesel engines; however, they boast fast […]

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 […]

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 […]

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, […]