• March 20, 2020

    Truckers are heroes of the pandemic

    Since the Coronavirus has become a global pandemic, the world around us seems to be falling apart.

    Doctors and their medical staff obviously need the biggest praise. With over hundreds of thousands infected, they are doing their best to stop the pandemic.

    But, there are other people that we're forgetting to give praise to.

    And those are truckers.

    They keep working while everyone else is advised to stay or work from home. They're away from their families, alone on the road.

    And why is that?

    So that America doesn't starve.

    They transport goods all across the USA; just so they can fill up the empty shelves in stores, fill up gas stations, stock up pharmacies and hospitals.

    So, as soon as you read this article, go call up your trucker friend/wife/husband/girlfriend/boyfriend. Give them praise. Thank them for working in this tough time.

    That's the least we can do.

    Stay safe people. Listen to the authorities, isolate yourselves if needed, and we hope all this will be over soon.

    July 24, 2026
    5 Maintenance Tips for Your Semi-Truck This Summer

    Summer is one of the busiest and most stressful times of the year for truck drivers in the United States. With scorching temperatures, heavy traffic, and long hauls,  your semi-truck takes a serious beating between June and September.  The good news? A little preventive maintenance can help you during your summer trips.  Here are five […]

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    April 15, 2026
    How to eat healthy on the road

    Improving your diet is a challenge in itself, but adjusting your eating habits while spending weeks on the road is a whole other story. With little time to plan your meals and even less space to prepare your own food, truckers are left with only a limited number of choices. Luckily, we have a couple […]

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    March 6, 2026
    Driving change: Meet the women thriving in a male-dominated industry

    They are truck drivers, dispatchers, accountants, maintenance officers, and yard managers. They are strong, determined, and relentless. They are a vital part of the AAA Freight family, and without them, our company simply wouldn’t be the same. We’re talking about the women in trucking. The women who rise above stereotypes, prove their skill day after […]

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