June is National Safety Month and one way to promote safety among drivers is to celebrate safe driving. Centerline Drivers consistently promotes safety and compliance for its drivers and clients.

38 million drivers are expected to take road trips this Memorial Day weekend. Before getting behind the wheel, get behind some safety tips from the people who know best: truck drivers. Safe travels.

As someone who employs or uses drivers, your top priority should be the health and safety of your drivers. One way to ensure you are keeping safety top of mind is by tracking safety metrics.

Businesses continue to rely on truckers to get them their products and goods during the pandemic. What did all of this mean when it came time for the vaccine?

As a truck driver, there are quite a few things you can do to help lower these numbers and reduce your distractions while on the road for work. Here are a few to consider.

Below are the current guidance from the CDC about vaccinated people, so you can help answer questions if they arise among your drivers.

You've dedicated numerous resources towards building comprehensive safety programs. But after all of this preparation, are you still seeing a disconnect between your safety program and your drivers?

Centerline Drivers want to recognize our safest drivers that go above and beyond. That’s why we’re so thrilled to announce our new Driver Safety Recognition Program.

The reality is that numbers are spiking again and the potential for relief is still uncertain. With the holidays coming up, it is important to stay vigilant about protecting yourself from the virus.

‘Tis the season to be wary. From weathering snow, sleet, ice and wind to fighting holiday traffic and working longer hours, truck driving during the holiday season is anything but merry and bright.

The last few months have been very trying for drivers, but no matter what safety is always a priority. We chatted with Centerline's safety manager, Jim Ledbetter, about how drivers can stay safe.