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Truck Driving While Tired

By: Paul Woodward | 2011-02-04 | Truck
There is much debate between commercial truck drivers regarding the best ways to get a pick me up while driving down the road. It is inevitable that all commercial truck drivers will find themselves in a position that they are getting drowsy while driving. Drivers debate over the best way to get over being drowsy on the road. read more

The Driving Fear Program-Because I was afraid of driving on the highway or over bridges

By: Lamar Ferguson | 2011-10-21 | Health & Fitness
I used to sweat and pray the red light would change because I felt so trapped and thought I would lose control. I took back roads to where I was going because I was terrified of driving on the highway or over bridges. I used to pass up on vacations and fun with family and friends because of my fear. I "suffered in comfort" by never leaving the security of my "safe zone." I made up excuses, suffere read more

Sunshine State

By: Aaron Parker | 2011-07-13 | Travel Tips
Popularly known as ‘Sunshine State’, Florida is a south eastern state in America. Tallahassee is the capital city of Florida. read more

Truck Driving Jobs and Trucking Companies

By: Aubrey Allen Smith | 2010-04-04 | Employment
But after spending hours and hours searching through the forums and sorting through pages and pages of company listings, you may still find yourself totally confused on what to believe. Furthermore, your one question, "Is this a good company to work for" is still left unanswered. read more

Truck Driving Jobs-Layover.com

By: Adie Brown | 2011-07-27 | Truck
In case you are out there looking for truck driving jobs, then you can now rest because you have come to the right place. read more

Truck Driving Gas Mileage Tips

By: Paul Woodward | 2011-02-01 | Truck
There are many options that trucking company owners have to improve gas mileage of their truck fleets. With fuel prices rising, any increases in mileage per gallon can have a significant impact on the bottom line of large fleet operations. These options include, but are not limited to, adding anti siphon devices to the fleet, lowering the governing speed, and limiting idle time to a minimum. read more

Sunshine Coast Holidays and Wineries

By: Roger Laganin | 2010-03-31 | Destinations
If you are looking for an adventurous time and great wine, Sunshine Coast holidays in Queensland Australia make the perfect experience. The area is very diverse and growing quickly, you can find wineries and vineyards all over the Sunshine Coast and even in the nearby hills. The beautiful Queensland coastline is just an added bonus to the opportunity for sampling wines from many promising vineyards. read more

Truck Driving Tips from a Semi Truck Accident Lawyer

By: Tom Jacobsen | 2012-05-02 | Law
Ask any semi truck accident lawyer or auto injury lawyer and they'll tell you how easy it is to have an accident in a truck you are not used to driving. Thousands of people every year cause problems on the road. read more

Low Bridge- What To Do

By: Denny | 2010-11-17 | Truck
You got directions from dispatch and they put you on a county road that runs into a low bridge. There is traffic behind you on a two-lane road with oncoming traffic, as well. There is no shoulder or emergency lane, so what do you do? read more

Enduring the Rookie Treatment in Truck Driving

By: Brett R Aquila | 2010-03-27 | Truck
Over the years I've seen a million new guys and gals come into the trucking industry with not only the wrong perceptions of what the trucking industry is like, but with the attitude that everyone better treat them like kings and queens and roll out the red carpet or they're outta here - and I've seen a lot of em get outta here in a hurry. It's tough in the beginning - there's a lot to learn.... read more

12 London Bridges

By: Adrian Fisher | 2010-10-25 | Travel & Leisure
1.London Bridge: 1176 For centuries the only bridge across the Thames in the city, the first stone bridge was begun in 1176, replacing a wooden one which had been there since Roman times. The driving force behind the building of the bridge was a churchman called Peter of Colechurch but, from the beginning, he had difficulty raising the money to go ahead with his project. Eventually Henry II stepped in, imposing a tax on wool, the proceeds of which went towards the bridge, and it was finally com read more

The effects of truck Truck Game on our driving

By: Jason Momoa | 2011-09-30 | Games
Contrary to what one may think, truck game can affect your driving. In addition, in a more realistic manner, the brain can easily make the amalgamation. In this article I will try to demonstrate this. read more

Thailand – The Sunshine Country

By: Vikas Dubey | 2012-02-06 | Destinations
Thailand is a destination with a right mix of culture, adventure, fun and relaxation. No matter how wide your interests may be, Thailand tour packages offer you the best of all. The empathy and hospitality of the country attracts tourists from all over the world. read more

St-Petersburg Bridges

By: Maxim | 2012-03-21 | Travel Tips
The city of St. Petersburg is composed of islands and connected by BRIDGES. Boasting over 300 bridges, St. Petersburg is rightfully called the Venice of the North or the City of Bridges. read more

New roles in the truck driving school institutions

By: Lissa Willem | 2011-07-18 | Business Coaching
Truck driving faculty consists of a rigorous program that teaches qualified candidates the way to operate and maneuver giant "Big Rigs" on the open road through cities, highways, and severe traffic conditions. Counting on bound state laws most programs need forty hours of basic tractor or trailer classroom coaching and one hundred twenty hours of field coaching before receiving an authorized dipl read more