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The demand for commercial truck drivers is substantial, and pursuing CDL training can pave the way for a recession-resistant career with substantial earning potential.

Drivers operating a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) are required to adhere to the Hours of Service (HOS) Regulations. A CMV is generally defined as a vehicle utilized as part of a business engaged in interstate commerce, meeting any of the following criteria.

In this article, we've researched and compiled a list of top fuel cards tailored to reduce fuel costs for truck drivers.

IFTA is a cooperative arrangement between the lower 48 states of the United States and the Canadian provinces. Its purpose is to simplify and standardize the way truckers and trucking companies manage fuel tax payments, especially when operating across multiple jurisdictions.

Effective shipping and delivery play a crucial role in numerous businesses, yet they often incur significant expenses. On average, utilizing an internal fleet for shipping and delivery results in a cost of $2.80 per mile along the delivery route for your business.

Truck drivers incur significant expenses while on the road, covering everything from fuel to meals. During tax season, truck drivers have the opportunity to leverage tax deductions to recoup some of these costs.