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The unstable economic times may cause some truckers to feel unsure about their future careers.

Due to the massive trucks that often have a large presence on the highways, other motorists sometimes are wary of the trucking industry and its safety precautions on the road.

Arguably more than any other motorists, truck drivers need to be especially cautious when facing distractions on the road.

Every day, various trucking advocate groups are ensuring the trucking safety of all those haulers who are on the road.

There are ways to make environmentally-friendly vehicles go hand-in-hand with saving costs for truck company owners.

A clear and direct road sign can make all the difference between supportive trucking safety or an unnecessary accident.

Many fleet management owners would like to utilize more ways to protect the environment when it comes to their big rigs.

Oftentimes, fleet management requires business owners to monitor trucking safety while their drivers are on the road to ensure the protection of all motorists.

When a trucker is off-duty, he or she may turn to the computer to relax and use the internet.

So far, 27 states have passed a bill that does not require truckers to take responsibility for shipping conditions if freight is compromised, reports the Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinel.