Truck drivers get to see the country and enjoy the freedom of the open road. Still, truck driving isn’t for everyone; before you apply for

Travelling the country is one of the many perks of life on the open road, and there are plenty of scenic routes for long haulers—if

When driving on the interstate, you’ve likely seen trucks stopped at weigh stations, waiting to be weighed. These stations are essential for maintaining traffic safety.

If you’ve grown tired of your current career, you might consider going back to school and learning a new trade. Before you devote valuable time

The trucking industry is a major part of the U.S. economy. Billions of units of product are shipped to the U.S. every year, and semi

Virtually every industry relies on over the road drivers to transport food, parts, machinery, and other goods. Truck driving can be a rewarding career path

Statistically speaking, the roads are the most dangerous place to be in the United States. Truckers face more road hazards than anyone else on the

As a nationally recognized CDL school in Tucson, HDS Truck Driving Institute is focused on providing students with a full scope of driver training and

Only a small percentage of auto accidents involve large commercial trucks, but their considerable size means that even minor accidents can have serious consequences. Some

In our recent posts, we discussed the most classic songs about truck driving and industry standards for drug and alcohol screening. Read more about these

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYk70a8lYKM The commercial truck driving industry celebrates its sense of community and the trucking lifestyle through CB radio slang and trucking-inspired music. We’ve covered both

To maintain high standards of safety and professionalism, commercial drivers are subject to federal regulations outlined by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), which