For many veterans, transitioning out of military service means looking for a career that offers stability, purpose, structure, and room to grow. It also means finding a workplace that values leadership, discipline, adaptability, and teamwork instead of requiring veterans to completely reinvent themselves in civilian life. That is one reason trucking continues to stand […]
For many drivers, miles have always been the clearest way to measure income. More miles usually mean more pay, especially in roles that rely on cents per mile. At the same time, some drivers consistently earn more while driving fewer miles, and it is not by accident. The difference often comes down to how […]
One of the hardest parts of life on the road is not always knowing when you will be home. Even in jobs that advertise “regular” schedules, delays, last-minute loads, and changing routes can make home time feel unpredictable. Over time, that uncertainty can wear on drivers and the people waiting for them at home. While inconsistent home […]
Staying fueled on the road is part of the job, but what you reach for between meals can make a bigger difference than you might think. Long hours behind the wheel, limited food options, and unpredictable schedules can make it easy to rely on convenience store snacks that leave you feeling sluggish or uncomfortable. With […]
For CDL drivers looking to grow their careers, most opportunities still come through familiar channels like job boards, recruiters, and word of mouth. However, LinkedIn has quickly become a major player in how drivers find and evaluate those opportunities. More carriers are posting jobs, sharing updates, and connecting directly with drivers on the platform. That means it’s not just a […]
If you’ve been stuck running short loads week after week, you’re not alone. While short runs can have their place, too many of them can cut into your earnings, disrupt your rhythm, and leave you feeling overlooked. The challenge is figuring out how to ask for better loads without damaging your relationship with dispatch. The good news is that there […]
For CDL drivers looking for steady work and predictable routes, roll off truck driving is a unique niche worth exploring. These drivers play an essential role in construction, waste management, and large cleanup operations by hauling heavy dumpsters filled with debris, scrap, or trash. Although the job may not be the first type of trucking role people […]
Graduating from CDL school is an exciting and major milestone. After weeks of training, studying regulations, and practicing behind the wheel, you are ready to begin your career as a professional driver. The next step, however, can feel intimidating. Many new drivers worry about finding a job when they have little or no experience. The good news is that […]
For many CDL drivers, endorsements are a practical way to expand career opportunities. Some endorsements allow drivers to haul specialized cargo, while others qualify them to operate different types of equipment. One endorsement that many drivers consider is the doubles and triples endorsement, also known as the “T” endorsement. If you have seen double trailers on the highway […]
Truck driving offers independence, responsibility, and the opportunity to build a stable career. For many women at NFI Industries, the profession also provides something just as important: the ability to support their families, grow professionally, and prove that trucking is a career open to anyone with determination and skill. In recognition of Women’s History Month, several […]
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