Why People Hate Semi-Trucks: Fear, Frustration, and the Truth Behind the Wheel

Sep 12, 2025 in Tips and Tricks

n the open highway, few sights are as common—or as polarizing—as the semi-truck. Towering over traffic, weighing up to 80,000 pounds, and stretching nearly 70 feet, these machines are both the lifeblood of the economy and the bane of many motorists.

Life on 18 Wheels: Can I live in my Semi-Truck as in a Modern Home

Sep 12, 2025 in

Across America’s highways, more and more truck drivers are transforming their sleeper cabs into something far beyond a place to rest. For some, the semi-truck has become a full-fledged home—compact, efficient, and surprisingly comfortable.

Patriotic Truck Drivers: Freedom on the Road and the Spirit of America

Sep 11, 2025 in Trucker's stories

The trucking industry has always been at the heart of the American story. Behind every delivery and every loaded trailer, there are hardworking men and women who not only keep our economy alive but also represent true patriotism. Patriotic truck drivers are more than professionals moving freight—they are everyday heroes who embody freedom, sacrifice, and pride in America.

How to Start Your Own Trucking Company in 10 Steps

Jun 18, 2025 in Tips and Tricks

Thinking of starting your own trucking company? Whether you're an experienced driver ready to go independent or an entrepreneur eyeing the logistics market, launching a successful trucking business takes planning, compliance, and the right investments. Here are 10 key steps to get your trucking company on the road.

The High Cost of Operating an Electrical Semi Truck

May 08, 2024 in

In recent years, the buzz around electric vehicles (EVs) has grown louder, especially in the transportation sector. With climate change concerns driving the push for cleaner alternatives to traditional fossil fuel-powered vehicles, electric semi trucks have emerged as a promising solution to reduce carbon emissions and dependence on oil. However, while the environmental benefits are clear, there's another aspect to consider: the high cost of operating an electrical semi truck.

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n the open highway, few sights are as common—or as polarizing—as the semi-truck. Towering over traffic, weighing up to 80,000 pounds, and stretching nearly 70 feet, these machines are both the lifeblood of the economy and the bane of many motorists.

Across America’s highways, more and more truck drivers are transforming their sleeper cabs into something far beyond a place to rest. For some, the semi-truck has become a full-fledged home—compact, efficient, and surprisingly comfortable.