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CDL Endorsements
CDL endorsements are able to be added to your commercial driver’s permit or added on to your license after the fact. Whichever method you end up taking to add these endorsements to your CDL, they all require an additional fee.
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Winter Driving Safety Tips For Truck Drivers
Knowledge and implementation of proper, preventative safety skills for driving in poor conditions, can truly separate the professional truck drivers from the rest of the pack.
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DOT Medical Cards for CDL Truck Drivers
All commercial licensed drivers must be medically qualified to drive a commercial vehicle. Not only does this ensure the driver’s safety, but also the safety of the people sharing the road. Driving a vehicle over 5-tons requires a special set of skills, and being medically fit is an important part of that.
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What is the difference between OTR, Regional, and Local trucking?
While physical labor should be expected, drivers can sometimes get drop and hook or no touch runs. In addition, regardless of what type of truck driving you do, all drivers can be on duty up to 70 hours every 8 days per DOT regulations.
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High CSA Scores Predict Driver Retention
Bryan purports that carriers with high rates of attrition also tend to score poorly in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Compliance, Safety, Accountability program.