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How to Become a Trucker in Oklahoma
Publish: Sep, 12, 2022
Author: Katie Dobrogorskaya
The fastest way to become a truck driver in Oklahoma is to attend a trucking school. Candidates in Oklahoma must be at least 18 years old (21 for interstate), pass a vision test, and possess a current medical certificate to receive a CDL.
Is Trucking School Hard
Publish: Jun, 28, 2022
Author: Katie Dobrogorskaya
Starting something new is always challenging. To become a trucker, you need to meet lots of requirements and pass multiple tests. But is it that hard? We are talking about it in our post.
What is the Cheapest Way to Get CDL License
Publish: Jun, 24, 2022
Author: Katie Dobrogorskaya
Getting a CDL is a key to getting into the trucking business. But can you get it without proper investments? We’re talking about it in this post.
Is the CDL Test Hard
Publish: Jun, 21, 2022
Author: Katie Dobrogorskaya
Are you planning to become a part of the trucking industry? Getting your CDL is the first step. But to get one, you need to pass tests and prove your skills. In this post, we talk about all things CDL.
How to Get CDL License for Free
Publish: Jun, 14, 2022
Author: Katie Dobrogorskaya
Planning your career in trucking? Free CDL courses can help you get the required license and basic experience. Check out our post to see how this system works.
Becoming an Owner Operator
Publish: May, 10, 2022
Author: Katie Dobrogorskaya
Being an owner operator means being your own boss. In this post, we will talk about becoming a successful owner operator and what is required for that. Subscribe to our blog to get insightful articles regularly.
How to upgrade from a Class B to a Class A CDL
Publish: Apr, 27, 2022
Author: Katie Dobrogorskaya
As of February 7, 2022, The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration(FMCSA) updated the requirements to obtain a new Commercial Driver's License or upgrade an existing one. The FMCSA established the Entry-Level Driver Training(ELDT) rule to help streamline the training of new drivers and increase safety standards across the United States.
How to become a truck driver with no experience
Publish: Apr, 11, 2022
Author: Katie Dobrogorskaya
Have you recently received or are currently earning your Commercial Driver’s License but are struggling to find that perfect trucking job due to a lack of experience? Don’t worry! We are here to show you how to get a trucking job with little to no experience.
Staying Safe on The Road
Publish: Feb, 28, 2022
Author: Katie Dobrogorskaya
There are many things drivers can do every day to combat the rising fatality rates while out on the road. Here are eight simple ways to make all the difference in a life or death scenario.
FMCSA 34 Hour Restart Rule-Your Guide to Understanding
Publish: Feb, 24, 2022
Author: Katie Dobrogorskaya
The 34-hour reset rule follows the guidelines set in place by the FMCSA with the Hours-of-Service regulations. Many drivers need to reset their 60-70 hour clock quickly, and following the 34-hour reset rule is the quickest way to do just that. This rule allows drivers to take their 34 hour time period in the sleeper berth and off-duty.
New pilot program for 18 year olds to cross state lines in Semi-Trucks
Publish: Feb, 11, 2022
Author: Katie Dobrogorskaya
In order to maintain the integrity of the program and keep safety at the forefront, the FMCSA has announced that it will accept up to 3,000 drivers in the program at any given time.
Biden Administration takes action to strengthen the trucking sector throughout the US
Publish: Jan, 21, 2022
Author: Katie Dobrogorskaya
According to the Census Bureau, approximately 72% of all goods transported are moved by trucks. The White House cited many reasons for the driver shortage throughout by stating, "The industry, as of late, has had underlying problems-including an aging workforce, high turnover rates, and unpaid, wasted time for drivers."