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Patricia C. on the Fundamental Experience
Meet one of the faces of Fundamental! In this short video Patricia C. talks about her experience with Fundamental and why our flexible program worked best for her. Want to...
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January 2022 Newsletter
Thank You Drivers! Dear Fundamental Drivers, Happy New Year and welcome to 2022! As Fundamental kicks off 2022, I thought what a great opportunity to acknowledge all of our professional drivers...
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December 2021 Newsletter
Survey Finds 65% of Truck Drivers Not Looking for New Jobs The study, Examining Driver Opinions, in Today’s Driver Market survey found that 65.4% of drivers are not looking for...
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Safety Newsletter – December 2021
Slips, Trips, and Falls Slips, trips, and falls are very common work place injuries, and the risk of them happening heightens with the icy and snowy weather that the winter...
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Safety Newsletter – November 2021
The Dangers of Truck Drivers Using Car GPS GPS systems are convenient, however they cannot replace common sense. If things don’t look right, they probably aren’t. Car GPS systems do...
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October 2021 Newsletter
FMCSA Tells Sates to Ban Drivers with Drug & Alcohol Strikes FMCSA’s new rule requires all truck drivers with drug or alcohol violations in the Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse to...
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Safety Newsletter – October 2021
Driving in the Dark Driving in the dark poses more risks than in daylight. With daylight savings time approaching fast, you may find yourself doing more driving in the dark...
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September 2021 Newsletter
FMCSA Boss Nominee Meera Joshi Weighs in on Truck Related Issues This past week FMCSA Administrator nominee Meera Joshi appeared before the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation...
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Safety Newsletter – September 2021
Back to School Safety Fall is here and school is back in session! This means more traffic on the roads, more pedestrians crossing the street, and slowdowns in school zones....