Thanksgiving Driving Tips
Posted in Blog
Monday, November 17, 2014
With gas prices dipping and making travel more likely for people this year, we’re expecting very busy roads. Read More
With gas prices dipping and making travel more likely for people this year, we’re expecting very busy roads. Read More
Thanksgiving holiday business is projected to be very strong this year! In the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, we expect to see record levels of business for several of our customers. Read More
With the demand for freight and qualified drivers growing, and with more families having a member in the driving industry, public perception of trucking is overwhelmingly good. Read More
Because tire pressure can be affected by a number of factors, one of which is temperature, you may notice with the colder temperatures that the indicator lights is coming on during startup and staying on a bit longer than during the warmer months. Read More
Here are some venison recipes we’ve seen going around that sound like they’d make great dishes this deer season. Read More
As part of our usual maintenance calendar, we’re in the process of doing winter checks and repairing any potential issues we discover. Our goal is to have the process completed by November 1 so that all drivers are ready for the winter driving season. Thank you for continuing to drive safely and bring any concerns to our attention! Read More
If you don’t have time to waste thinking about what to bring, here are some packing tips so that you can spend more time outside and less time staring at your empty suitcase! Read More
Backing up tends to be one of the most difficult things for new drivers to get a handle on, and occasionally a sore spot even for experienced drivers when they’re in challenging areas. Here are some tips that we have compiled and advice from experienced drivers on how to avoid accidents while backing. Read More
As we head into fall (and football season!), it’s important to remember that life lessons appear in many forms, and from unexpected places. In our everyday lives we come in contact with people and have an opportunity with each interaction to be a force for good, and to help other people just by being nice. Read More
We often take for granted the fact that we can simply go to a store and pick up whatever we want—from tropical fruits, to complex electronics, and even lifesaving medicine. We’re celebrating at several locations this week and want drivers to stop by so that we can share our appreciation with some hot meals. Get the full schedule on our blog. Read More