Nearly one out of five commercial motor vehicles were placed out of service during the International Roadcheck commercial motor vehicle inspection and enforcement initiative.

As a professional driver, you know first-hand the dangers of driving too fast for conditions. Here are a few accident statistics and safety tips to reduce your speed.

Oe responsibility you may not be thinking about as a truck driver who drives for a living is more health-related, and it is your eyesight.

Summer presents its fair share of driving challenges. Now is the time to be aware of these issues and to keep your guard up. Here are some tips for driving safely in the summer.

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) will hold its annual International Roadcheck from May 17-19. International Roadcheck is a 72-hour high-volume commercial motor vehicle inspection.

NPTC inducted four drivers into the NPTC Driver Hall of Fame who have driven 15 million miles without an accident. What can we learn from these award-winning drivers?

Staying healthy on the road can be tough as a truck driver. You can maintain a healthy lifestyle by watching what you eat and increasing your activity. Here are a few tips.

Driving in the winter means snow, sleet and ice, which can lead to slower traffic, hazardous road conditions, hot tempers and unforeseen dangers. Once on the road, you need to be prepared and patient.

With the holiday season in full swing, you are likely to experience some additional traffic challenges that demand your attention, patience and understanding. Learn some tips to stay safe this season.

Accident statistics from the first half of 2021 are showing an alarming rise and trends that indicate truck drivers needs to remain vigilant with driver safety.

Crashes with deer are most likely to occur in late fall during their migration season. Here are some safety tips to avoid truck accidents with deer this year.

More than 40,000 commercial motor vehicle inspections were conducted May 4-6 for International Roadcheck. Digging deeper into the results allows us to better understand critical vehicle inspections.

As summer comes to a close, children of all ages are returning to school. With more people driving on the interstates and more children walking on the side of the road, truck safety is critical.

As a professional truck driver, you know that the summer heat presents an array of driving challenges—on your body and equipment. Stay cool in the summer heat with these tips.

On the Fourth of July, many of us pause to give thanks for our nation’s independence. It is also the most hazardous day to be on the road. Use these driving tips to stay safe on the road this holiday.

Here are distracted driving safety tips to help you stay focused on the road ahead and make you a safer driver.

As a professional truck driver, you spend many hours alone in the cab of your truck, but there still are times when you will be at increased risk of exposure of COVID-19. Learn more.

As a truck driver, you need to be particularly careful while traveling through work zones. Here are ways you can travel safe during work and construction zones.

Fatigue can result when you do not get enough sleep or quality sleep, being awake for many consecutive hours or not getting enough sleep over multiple days. Use these tips to manage driver fatigue.