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Winter is coming – keep your truck safe

Dec 11, 2017 in Tips and Tricks

Maintaining a vehicle is not an easy task by itself, but when combined with extreme winter conditions, it gets even harder. As an owner-operator of a truck you probably have drove through some heavy snows, but if you are just starting your trucking business or you still cringe when someone says “winter driving”- we are here to give you some easy tips on how to keep your truck in working order during the winter and, of course, protect yourself while driving in cold weather conditions.

Trump's Tax Bill - Mostly Positive For Truckers

Dec 04, 2017 in Trucking Industry, Regulations and road rules

In the early hours of Saturday Dec 2nd morning after days of negotiations the GOP Senators got 51 votes and passed their version of the tax reform bill. All 48 Democratic senators voted against it. The bill as passed has significant differences with the GOP House version, which have to be reconciled before a final bill is sent to President Trump for signing.

New truck driver? Here are some tips!

Nov 27, 2017 in Tips and Tricks

So, you’ve decided that becoming a truck driver is suitable career path for you? Congratulations and welcome to an exciting new world! You’ll visit beautiful new places, meet interesting people and you will get paid for all that – excited already? Of course, as with every new career, truck driving has its secrets, but we are here to help you with some handy tips, so you can learn the ropes and get the hang of it faster.

Tesla – The New Age of Trucking

Nov 18, 2017 in Trucking Events, Technology, Trucking Industry, Just For Fun

Remember those futuristic films with self-driving trucks and vehicles in them? That was a dream not long ago. Not anymore. Tesla has revealed the new Semi truck, which will turn the trucking industry upside down. We’ve seen some conceptual models so far, but this is something real. Let’s check out some of the features that Tesla has announced.

Understanding Occupational Accident Insurance

Nov 13, 2017 in Insurance 101

The company you contracted with was reputable. You've been an owner-operator for nearly a decade. You figured everything was on the up and up. You were confident everything was covered. So you took the job and hit the road. You didn't have a concern in your mind. You were out to make some money. That's the name of the game in the trucking industry. Stack that cash. Things didn't work out as planned...