Category: Trucking During Pandemic

truck driver employment rise
Trucker Employment, Truckers Covid-19, Trucking During Pandemic

Surge in Employment in the Trucking Subsector

This article details the impacts of the pandemic and other related factors to the transport industry. It shows the changes in employment numbers and how the lockdown measures have potentially long-term effects on the sector. For more information about this topic and others related to the transport industry and the trucking subsector, consult with our […]

Continue Reading
By : Jan 20, 2021 Comments Off on Surge in Employment in the Trucking Subsector
Truck Driver Benefits and Compensation
Truck Driver Work Benefits & Compensation, Trucking During Pandemic

Are You Receiving Proper Compensation for Your Trucking Job?

The trucking industry in the United States is one of its biggest. Valued at over $700 billion, the U.S. trucking industry constitutes 5.5% of all full-time jobs in the country. The American Trucking Association pegs the gross freight revenue at approximately $796.7 billion or 80.3% of the total in the U.S. in 2018. Below are […]

Continue Reading
By : Jun 17, 2020 Comments Off on Are You Receiving Proper Compensation for Your Trucking Job?
truck driver tasks and limitations
Truckers Covid-19, Trucking During Pandemic

Responsible Truckers: Know the Tasks and Limitations

During the COVID-19-related lockdowns—and probably for the entirety of the pandemic when mobility is limited—trucks have been the key instruments in getting people fed, cured, and comforted.  Businesses of all sizes depend on the trucking industry to safely deliver products all over the country, as well as maintain fast delivery times. Without trucks, goods can […]

Continue Reading
By : May 28, 2020 Comments Off on Responsible Truckers: Know the Tasks and Limitations
trucking during covid-19 pandemic
Truckers Covid-19, Trucking During Pandemic

Trucking in the Time of COVID-19: What Changed?

At the time of writing, Gov. Jay Inslee remained firm on his statewide stay-home order which is effective until 11:59 p.m. on  May 4. However, the latest from the Governor’s Office is that it is unlikely Washington will be able to begin reopening efforts by May 4. The governor notes that this decision, which he […]

Continue Reading
By : Apr 20, 2020 Comments Off on Trucking in the Time of COVID-19: What Changed?