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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.

It is Independence Day. The day the United States of America celebrates the birth of a nation. Many spend the day enjoying fireworks, parades and barbecues. The July 4th holiday also recognizes all who are patriotic, including professional truck drivers.

College is not for everybody. Some individuals are ready to start a career and they are ready to start now. While professional truck drivers must first attend CDL school, it is a much shorter track than a two or four-year school.

Truck driving is not for everybody. There is no doubt about that but for some, it is the only way to live.

These three letters send shivers down the backs of even the most veteran of drivers, hairs rise on the back of necks and goosebumps appear out of nowhere. These three letters are a truck driver's worst fear: DOT. You don't have to have that fear as long as you know how to log a DOT inspection.

These three letters send shivers down the backs of even the most veteran of drivers, hairs rise on the back of necks and goosebumps appear out of nowhere. These three letters are a truck driver's worst fear: DOT. You don't have to have these fears if you know what to expect during the inspection.

In honor of today’s holiday of love, aka Valentine’s Day (it’s not too late to buy flowers and candy) we wanted to share the following four reasons why we love truck drivers.

These three letters send shivers down the backs of even the most veteran of drivers, hairs rise on the back of necks and goosebumps appear out of nowhere. These three letters are a truck driver's worst fear: DOT.  If you know your PSP, you will have nothing to fear.

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These three letters are a truck driver's worst fear: DOT. Every single truck driver is bound to face his or her biggest fear, the DOT, sooner or later. Guess what? You do not need to have this fear if you know your company's CSA scores.