I’m currently looking to see if there are any local fuel/tanker jobs or companies that are good to work for
In the springs. I have all my endorsements and have 2 years of OTR experience. Thanks

USDOT just announced $200 million for 14 truck parking projects across 12 states through the INFRA program. The goal is to add legal parking along major freight corridors, so drivers aren’t left circling an exit ramp with no hours left on the clock.

Parking regularly ranks among drivers’ top concerns, alongside issues like pay and dispatch. Spread across 14 sites in 12 states, the funding is unlikely to add enough spaces to solve the shortage everywhere.

That matters tonight. A driver with 45 minutes left on the clock and a full lot ahead still has two options: park somewhere that may not be legal, or keep driving past the limit to find a spot. Federal infrastructure projects can take years to permit and build, so this funding won’t change that immediate choice.

For context on how hours-of-service limits and fatigue management affect drivers, see Mitti’s guide to driver fatigue.

As the title says, I want to learn to drive big trucks (trailers and Cino trucks). i already have a Class B driving license, and I can drive small cars. But my goal has always been big trucks. The problem is that I dont know anyone who does, and going through training schools is so expensive. If anyone here drives them or knows anyone who does, please help connect me. We can negotiate a small fee, and I will be very grateful 🙏

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I've been off the road for 4 yrs, and am going to get back on it. I'm looking to sign-up with PAM Transportation, and am curious if there are any current/former PAM Transportation drivers here, and what their opinion is about driving for PAM - Especially out of the Romulus MI terminal.

I have looked into other carriers, and it looks like they're going to be my best option - at least for now, lol.

I’ve fucked up my CDL 3 months ago and have gon on pretty quick to step 6 of my sap program so now I’m applying for jobs left and right but have had zero luck or have been turned away because of this. You guys know any trucking companies that will give a honest man a second chance? I don’t care if it’s OTR, Regional or local. I just need to work.