In a recent article I wrote for TheTrucker.com, I talked about the importance of including drivers in cybersecurity awareness training. In that article, I also
Once in a great while, a country music performer comes along who’s an entire entertainment package. These artists don’t just sing, although that’s certainly an
Mynor Roberto Salguero has spent years behind the wheel of an 18-wheeler, watching miles run together — and watching his health slip further away. I’ve
The “chameleon carrier” phenomenon is an insidious and deeply frustrating problem that has plagued our nation’s highways for years. As advocates for highway safety, we
A growing number of companies have autonomous vehicles (AVs) on the road these days — namely 145 million robotaxis, zero-occupancy vehicles and long-haul trucks. Many Americans are
When you think of cybersecurity awareness training, what immediately comes to mind? Annual required cybersecurity videos? Multiple choice quizzes? Generic “don’t click the link” training?
In their 1985 autobiographical country hit song “Partners, Brothers and Friends,” the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (NGDB) asked, “Is it folk or rock or country;
Trucking companies don’t own every vehicle they depend on — and that gap carries real risk. Many carriers use a combination of leased trucks, owner-operators and even
Most security failures in the freight industry don’t start with a dramatic, action-movie-style breach of physical security or a sophisticated “zero-day” exploit. Instead, they start
With driver shortages and high turnover rates continuing to challenge the transportation industry, fleet operators must prioritize safety and ongoing training to mitigate risks. Proactive
As truckers navigate the challenges of 2026, both optimism and risk define the road ahead. The HUB International Transportation Outlook found that 52% of transportation leaders are
Truck drivers don’t need another complicated wellness plan. They need something that works between fuel stops. After working with thousands of drivers over the past decade,
We’ve all heard about the dangers of social engineering — manipulating people into sharing information, clicking a link or downloading software — a hundred times.
