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September 10 - 16 is a week unlike any other. It is National Truck Driver Appreciation Week. While professional truck drivers should be appreciated every week, this is a week to say "thank you."

It takes a special person to be a professional driver and that individual needs to have many skills. A multitude of needed skills is just one reason why professional truck drivers are some of the hardest working people.

Once an individual enters into the professional truck driving world, he or she likely has quite a bit to learn. All those lessons pay off and will give insight into what it takes to be the best.

Fuel is expensive. The easiest way to save money is to improve fuel efficiency. It all starts with the professional driver. Here are 5 ways for truck drivers to increase fuel efficiency.

Trucking is in the blood of many. Some individuals grow up around the industry and there are clear signs it is the profession for them. Here is a story of Recruiting Manager, Connie.

It was another day, another mile or so professional driver, Joseph Flemming thought. Read below as Joseph explains how to avoid accidents OTR.

"While driving on a two-lane road in Kansas, a hill approached in the distance. I had two options, put the pedal to the metal and go or do the safe thing and slow down."

You have made it to the last reason. In previous weeks, we broke down 5 signs you should be a truck driver. Ready for the last sign?

Who makes the world go around? Why, it is professional truck drivers!

There is no bigger adventure than driving cross-country. Depending on where your company runs, you may see the United States from coast to coast.

You make decisions and stick to them. Check.
You enjoy quiet, reflective time. Check.
You work best alone. Check.

If you can check those statements off. You might be a truck driver or should become one.