Table of Contents Introduction to Auxiliary Power Units (APUs) The Auxiliary Power Unit, commonly known as the APU, is a vital piece of equipment in the...
Table of Contents What is the Pet Policy in Trucking Pet policy refers to the rules and guidelines set by trucking companies regarding the allowance of drivers...
Table of Contents What is a Rider Policy in Trucking A Rider Policy in the trucking industry permits drivers to have a passenger, be it a spouse or a friend,...
Table of Contents What is Breakdown Pay in Trucking Breakdown pay in trucking refers to compensation provided to truck drivers when they’re unable to...
Table of Contents What are the 9 Classes of Hazardous Materials in Trucking Hazardous materials demand specific attention due to their potential risks to...
Table of Contents What is the New Entrant Safety Assurance Program The New Entrant Safety Assurance Program is an initiative by the FMCSA to evaluate and...
Table of Contents What are Adverse Driving Conditions Adverse driving conditions refer to unexpected weather or other road conditions that were not known to a...
Table of Contents What is Per Diem for Truck Drivers Per diem pay for truck drivers is a daily allowance or reimbursement primarily for meals, allowing drivers...
Table of Contents Average Truck Driver Salary in US On average, truck drivers in the U.S. earn an annual salary ranging from $45,000 to $85,000, depending on...
Table of Contents What is a Height Stick for Truck Drivers A height stick is a telescopic device used to measure the vertical clearance of a truck’s...
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