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The 2026 Career Catalyst Awards recognized trucking companies and transportation organizations investing in mentorship, training, and workforce development.

June 2, 2026

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Career Catalyst Awards Recognize Trucking Companies Investing in New Drivers

Finding drivers is still one of the trucking industry’s biggest challenges. Still, more fleets are putting attention on something beyond recruiting alone: keeping newer ...

Learn what new truck drivers should expect during their first year on the road, including skill development, trip planning, lifestyle adjustments, and career growth.

May 26, 2026

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What New Truck Drivers Should Expect During Their First Year on the Road

The first year in trucking usually changes how drivers look at the industry once the training period ends and real freight starts moving. CDL ...

: Learn what CDL A drivers should know about delivery and courier driver jobs tied to regional freight, warehouse transfers, and retail distribution routes.

May 25, 2026

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What CDL A Drivers Should Know About Delivery and Courier Freight Jobs

Delivery and courier driver jobs are no longer limited to small vans, parcel routes, or non-CDL work. In many freight markets, regional distribution has ...

Women In Trucking and Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan hosted a hands-on event introducing young girls to trucking careers in driving, logistics, operations, and transportation support roles.

May 25, 2026

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Michigan Girl Scout Event Gives Young Girls A Hands-on Introduction to Trucking Careers

Inside the Whitmore Lake Girl Scout building last week, a group of young girls moved between pre-trip inspections, trucking conversations, craft stations, and the ...

Learn which trucking companies commonly hire CDL drivers with no experience and what recent graduates should expect during the first year on the road.

May 21, 2026

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Trucking Companies That Commonly Hire Recent CDL Graduates and What Drivers Should Know Before Applying

Getting a CDL does not automatically guarantee a trucking job. A lot of drivers finish school expecting immediate opportunities, only to realize carriers often ...

Learn how to get a CDL in Wisconsin, including permit rules, ELDT training, skills testing, medical certification, and hazmat endorsement requirements.

May 20, 2026

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How To Get A CDL In Wisconsin and What Drivers Should Expect Before Testing

Wisconsin remains an important trucking state because of its manufacturing industry, agricultural freight demand, and direct access to major Midwest shipping corridors connecting Milwaukee, ...

Compare CDL training schools in Missouri and learn what new drivers should evaluate before enrolling in a truck driving program.

May 19, 2026

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CDL Training Schools in Missouri and What New Drivers Should Compare Before Enrolling

Missouri remains one of the stronger states for new CDL drivers because of its central freight location, major interstate access, and wide mix of ...

Learn which trucking jobs remain strongest in Tennessee including regional freight, flatbed hauling, intermodal transportation, and dedicated routes.

May 18, 2026

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Best Trucking Jobs in Tennessee for CDL Drivers Looking for Steady Freight

Tennessee continues attracting truck drivers because the state sits directly along several major freight corridors connecting the Southeast, Midwest, and East Coast. Interstates like ...

Learn how dedicated freight routes work, why experienced operators pursue them, and what it usually takes to land one.

May 18, 2026

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A Truck Driver’s Guide to Landing a Dedicated Freight Route

After enough time running unpredictable over the road (OTR) freight, a lot of CDL holders start paying closer attention to dedicated accounts with steadier ...

Learn how veterans can compare trucking companies after military service and what factors matter most when choosing a long-term CDL career path.

May 15, 2026

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How Veterans Can Find the Right Trucking Company After Military Service

Many veterans move into trucking because the work still rewards structure, responsibility, time management, and equipment knowledge. The transition makes sense for a lot ...