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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has approved changes to the hours of service (HOS) regulations. These changes improve driver flexibility while still promoting safety.
Pallet injuries are very common in industrial and warehouse settings as people often do not store them correctly or use them as stepping stools.
Centerline’s Ira Knapp, a truck driver based in New Columbia, Pa., drives from Pennsylvania to New Jersey to help out with distribution at a food bank.
Centerline Drivers President Jill Quinn was one of six industry leaders elected to the National Private Truck Council (NPTC) Institute Board of Governors in April.
Truck drivers keep America moving. They are some of the hardest working people on the road but they are often misunderstood.Here are the top 5 biggest myths about being a truck driver.
Most people are inclined to stay within their comfort zones: in business and at work, socially, even physically. While this mindset is understood and accepted in many environments, it is essential to realize that some of the greatest moments of innovation and learning happen when outside of that comfort zone, during a state of unease when pushing our limits.
We are proud to honor the men and women who have served our country. We recognize and celebrate the dedication and sacrifice of veterans like John Trahan
Cooper, who drives for LB&B in Nitro, W.V., as part of Centerline’s Mobile Driver Service, saw the fear among drivers and other front-line workers as he made deliveries and went out for food. He couldn’t find masks at stores and with time on his hands at his hotel, he got to thinking about staying safe during the pandemic and how to help.
Being involved in an accident can be alarming and disorienting, but an accident involving a commercial truck can be downright frightening. We outlined a few steps truck drivers should take after a collision
When the temperatures plunge and the snow starts falling, even the most experienced truck drivers can have a hard time. There are a few steps you can take to help you stay safe this winter.
It has become critical to update or shift directions quickly based on new information to stay relevant and innovative in our fast-paced world. Take a closer look of how to reshape the way your employees think of change through the lens of neuroscience and behavioral research.
Centerline Drivers Named A Top Company for Women to Work For in Transportation By Women in Trucking Association For Second Straight Year
