Traveling buddies: Vivacious pup brightens life on and off the road for Maine-based trucker
As most truckers know, the job can be lonely at times. With long hours — and even longer stretches of road — many in the
As most truckers know, the job can be lonely at times. With long hours — and even longer stretches of road — many in the
It could be said Roberta McKenna was born at the wrong time. It would have been nice if her life had unfolded in an era
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) has recognized professional drivers Phillip Hurte of Oklahoma City and Terry Harper of Wichita, Kansas, as Highway
Ric Pike always has to eat a little crow when he tells the story about how he became a professional truck driver. “I thought it
GREENWICH, Conn. — XPO Logistics, Inc. announced Monday that a record number of less-than-truckload drivers have been honored for achieving safety milestones in 2021. The company
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) has named Karl Scholl of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, as a Highway Angel for stopping to help a
PLOVER, Wis. — Ginger Pitts, an automated side loader recycling truck driver for Oklahoma City’s Waste Management (WM), has been named the March Member of
An honest living doing something he loves — that’s how Tyler Woolley describes his trucking career. Working from Wyanet, a community on the famous Hennepin
IRVING, Texas — National Carriers Inc. (NCI) has named Craig Petty as its January Driver of the Month. “Craig personifies the ‘Elite Fleet’ with his
One thing about Diana Stolsworth is clear: If you tell her she can’t do something, it’s at your own risk. When asked what got her
Growing up in a family with trucking connections, you would think that the obvious choice for a child would be to follow in the family
In honor of Black History Month (February), Trucking Moves America Forward (TMAF) shone a light on trucking professionals who have a proven record of dedication
People are drawn to the trucking industry and truck driving for all sorts of reasons. The luckiest ones are those who drive because they love
When asked what advice she can give couples who choose to work together, especially in the close confines of a semi cab, Joanne Balmer has
Chris Hahn describes his furry co-pilot as “a bundle of joy” — at least while it’s asleep, which is about 18 hours a day. The
Trucking has been a part of Lynnette Reeves’ life ever since her father perched her on his knee behind the wheel at nine months old.
Contrary to what some people believe, the trucking industry is filled with a dizzying array of people, diverse in their backgrounds and professional training. But
Some drivers come to trucking because that’s what their father or another family member did. Chris Slindee came to trucking to honor his father’s memory.
IRVING, Texas — Johnny Malone, a driver for National Carries Inc. (NCI), has been recognized for achieving 4 million accident-free miles with the carrier. Malone,
In an industry where drivers frequently change jobs trying to find more favorable conditions, Andrea Lewis is an anomaly. “I’ve never really quit jobs,” she