Female Drivers Personal Safety

Personal Safety Tips for Truckers: Staying Safe While Living Life on the Road

Driving a big rig isn’t just a job—it’s a lifestyle. But that lifestyle comes with unique risks, especially when you’re alone, out of state, or parked for the night in unfamiliar territory. Staying alert and taking precautions can make all the difference when it comes to protecting yourself out there. Here are practical, street-smart tips […]

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Employment Female Drivers Health and Fitness

Considering a Job in Local Propane Delivery: Is It Right for You?

When most people think of driving jobs, they picture long-haul trucking or local package delivery. But there’s another option that often flies under the radar: local propane delivery. It’s steady, year-round work with a routine schedule, and while it carries responsibility, it can be a great fit for both newcomers to the industry and seasoned […]

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Apps and Software Female Drivers Personal Safety

Reviewing Truck Parking Apps: What Works, What Doesn’t

This review is independent — TruckStopReport.com is was paid or sponsored by the companies mentioned here. Links are provided to help drivers explore their options, and we encourage everyone to use their own judgment when choosing a service. Some posts may be sponsored in the future, but this one is not. Introduction For professional drivers, […]

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Employment Fleet Operators Owner Operator Personal Safety

How to Protect Your Rig From Theft at Sketchy Truck Stops

Truck drivers know the deal: some truck stops feel like a safe haven—others feel more like a setup. With cargo theft and break-ins on the rise in certain regions, it’s critical to take smart steps to protect your rig, trailer, and personal items—especially when you’re parked in unfamiliar or poorly lit areas. Here are practical, […]

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Employment Owner Operator Truckers Life

Old-School Cool or Outdated Relic? The Rise, Fall, and Possible Return of Cabover Engine Trucks

Once a common sight on American highways, cab-over-engine (COE) trucks were the workhorses of long-haul transport from the post-war era through the 1980s. Today, these flat-faced rigs are rare in the U.S., largely replaced by long-nose conventional cabs. But with changing regulations, urban logistics, and evolving trucking culture, is there a chance we’ll see a […]

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