As the largest asphalt trucking company in Utah, we have your classic truck the 18-speed manual Kenworth W900L truck with CAT engines, a newer automatic Kenworth T680 and Freightliner Next-Gen trucks with Cummins and Detroit power. What's your truck preference? Learn more about being a tanker truck driver here:
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Driving a truck can leave you feeling isolated and alone. Here are some tips for managing difficult emotions while on the road.
Staying healthy on the road can be a challenge, especially for long-haul truckers who spend hours behind the wheel every day. This blog explores practical ways drivers can protect their heart health through simple exercise habits, smarter meal choices, stress management, and regular medical care. Whether you are looking for healthier food options at truck stops or easy ways to stay active during breaks, these tips are designed for life on the road. Read the full blog to learn how small lifestyle changes can lead to long term health benefits.
Feeling isolated on the road? Truck driving doesn’t have to be a solo journey. Our latest blog shares practical tips for truck drivers to network, make friends, and stay connected, even during long stretches behind the wheel. From leveraging tech and CB radios to building relationships at truck stops and industry events, discover how to turn miles of solitude into meaningful connections. Read on and start making the road a little friendlier today!
Filling up a semi isn't cheap. As a truck driver, you might assume that exorbitant fuel costs are just a fact of life. And while that's partially true, these tips can reduce the number of trips you take to the pump.
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Driving a truck can take a toll on your musculoskeletal structure. Here are five simple practices that can lower your risk of chronic neck and lower back pain.
Preparing to interview for a new trucking job? Follow these tips to make a good first impression.
