Reliance Partners’ Robert Kaferle stresses the importance of continual training because no one knows everything — no matter how long you’ve been in the industry.
Truck driver safety is an ongoing process that involves engagement, awareness and targeted training.
Corrective action training may not prevent an incident but it will reduce the likelihood of one reoccurring.
Driver training schools are seeing an influx of those interested in joining the trucking industry.
Drivers find the fleet camera system to be more of a wingman than a watchdog.
With millions of truck drivers on the roads every day, it is up to carriers to ensure they uphold the values and safety-first focus of the professional trucker. And it all starts with training.
Netradyne’s Adam Kahn joins WHAT THE TRUCK?!? to discuss the power of positive reinforcement in fleet safety.
Fleet professionals were asked to identify their top struggles and what would help overcome them
Trucking carriers face increased risk of nuclear verdicts, but managing those risks is not insurmountable, if done right and from the start.
1st-year drivers can make up to $110K, veteran drivers even more
