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As hurricane season arrives in full swing, those involved in the trucking industry are preparing for the uncertain driving conditions that may occur during big storms.

Truckers, who are often tasked with handling hazardous conditions along the nation's highways, take on the important responsibility of keeping themselves and other motorists protected.

Truck driving by nature is a mostly sedentary job, so drivers need to be extra aware of trucker health and wellness while on the job.

As technology continues to renovate the trucking industry, companies are investing in some of these new gadgets and designs that will better their business and sometimes improve trucking safety standards as well.

Truckers who haul potentially dangerous materials have to be extra cautious while navigating the nation's highways. Even those who undergo recurrent hazmat training still can fall risk to precarious situations.

Fuel efficiency is often in the forefront of fleet management owner's minds when researching ways to reduce costs and make their business the most profitable.

Even though many truckers undergo CDL training and trucker safety coursework, this may not fully prevent accidents while on the road.

Although the trucking industry usually maintains a high standard of safety and compliance, there are still issues within the business that are being addressed by advocate groups.

The exciting events of the National Truck Driving Championship have concluded this weekend and the winners have been announced.

Companies involved in the trucking industry are working diligently towards ensuring that big rig fleets are staying within regulations by having the proper equipment and the lawful amount of freight.