7 Ways Truckers Can Avoid Back Pain
Roeder Cartage
September 30, 2016
A job could not be more sedentary than that of a truck driver. And do you know what all that sitting leads to… back pain.
Keeping Your Health a Priority While on the Road
Roeder Cartage
September 14, 2016
Your health should be made a priority, period. But being a trucker with a life on the road doesn’t always equal out to a healthy
5 Reasons to Become a Trucker
Roeder Cartage
August 30, 2016
Are you looking to start a new career that offers adventure, job security and great pay with benefits? Well we’ve got you covered and found
ELD Mandate: Here’s What You Need to Know
Roeder Cartage
August 15, 2016
Electronic Logging Devices (ELD) will be mandatory for most carriers and drivers to have installed by December 16, 2019. For those who are unsure what
CB Terminology: Part II
Roeder Cartage
July 31, 2016
You’ve already learned 10-codes and got started on some CB terminology in earlier blogs. But as promised, there is more to learn! Here are more
Preventing Cargo Tank Rollovers
Roeder Cartage
July 15, 2016
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has noted that “cargo tank rollovers account for 31 percent of large truck rollover crashes. In 75 percent of
Backing Up a Tractor-Trailer
Roeder Cartage
June 30, 2016
Backing up a tractor-trailer can be a very intimidating and daunting task for any trucker. Safely maneuvering your big rig into a dock or parking
Truck Driver Railroad Crossing Safety
Roeder Cartage
June 16, 2016
With more than 250,000 highway-rail grade crossings in the United States, there is approximately 1 collision with either a vehicle or a pedestrian every 3
Trucker Safety Basics
Roeder Cartage
May 24, 2016
If you’re a trucker then you know that safety is on the top of your list of priorities. With so much depending on your expertise,
Building a Better Trucker-Dispatcher Relationship
Roeder Cartage
May 16, 2016
The trucking industry is full of complicated relationships of intermingled positions. Don’t let yourself get caught up in the whirlwind. Truckers and dispatchers are the