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A truck driver in Springfield, Massachusetts, has played a large role in the townÂ’s remembrance of 9/11, as the anniversary of this tragic event approaches this weekend.

Fleet management owners who adhere to the safety regulations of the trucking industry are often recognized for their dedication to keeping their drivers and other motorists protected while on the road.

Illinois is making great strides towards ensuring a higher level of trucking safety on the state's highways.

Although Tropical Storm Irene has come and gone, the damages wrought by this system are still preventing many truckers from completing their hauls at a regular pace.

Accidents on the road can occur in a number of different ways, from fender benders due to inclement weather or a full crash because of intoxicated driving.

Although many states in the south are experiencing high unemployment rates, several trucking companies are calling for more qualified drivers that are needed in the industry.

Truckers who haul freight through the state of Maine and up into Canada can drive again, thanks to temporary bridges that have opened along some of the state's highways, Bloomberg Businessweek reports.

Trucking on the open road is not just for the boys. Many women are involved in this industry and do an exemplary job in hauling the nation's important freight to and from destinations across the country.

Recently, Texas has been experiencing some hardships due to the dry weather that is harming many of the stateÂ’s local crops.

Even if an experienced truck driver has undergone extensive CDL training or has taken various compliance training for truck drivers courses, utilizing innovative technology can still be beneficial to stay protected while navigating the nation's highways.