Trucks that are used for long-haul have sleeper cabs where the driver and a companion can take a comfortable rest. This is very convenient as it eliminates the need to look for and pay for accommodation during their scheduled rest periods. Longer travel comes into handy, and two drivers can […]
Read MoreIn the United States, the top semi-truck brands are Freightliner, International, Kenworth, Peterbilt, and Volvo. Freightliner, Kenworth, and Peterbilt have the most numbers of loyal followers. Yet, International and Volvo trucks have high marks for many drivers globally. Among these semi-trucks, the International Trucks brand shows off both good looks […]
Read MoreIf you’ve got it, a truck driver hauled it! Such an expression is true in the trucking industry. Semi-trucks move roughly 72% of American freight. That is equivalent to 11.84 billion tons of domestic shipment. As the saying goes, they haul your beers, your car, your meat, and even the […]
Read MoreThere are 2 big categories of semi-trucks. These are the day cab and sleepers. Day cab trucks are used for short hauling trips where truckers commonly go back home at the end of the day. Sleepers, on the other hand, are designed for long-haul trips. These trips may last for […]
Read MoreTruck drivers typically follow a tight schedule. They need to be on time for delivery and pick-ups. Once a sleeper truck driver’s work clock begins, he just can’t stop to look for a restroom. So, where do truck drivers pee? Like everyone else, sleeper truck drivers relieve themselves on toilets […]
Read MoreAmerica’s trucking business is the leading transporter of goods from one point to another. It’s considered a pillar in the American economy. Almost every industry relies on trucking. So, there’s a huge opportunity to invest in trucking. But there are many types of trucks serving different purposes. The most common […]
Read MoreHave you ever slept in a truck? Long haul drivers often need to sleep away from home. Some choose to sleep in hotels or motels. But most prefer to sleep in their cabs. This gave way for the need to design sleeper trucks. As of June 01, 2020, the Federal […]
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