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These are four common reasons for truck accidents.

4 common reasons for truck accidents

Truck drivers go through extensive training in order to do their jobs. Getting a CDL and operating a big rig isn’t easy. Of course, truck drivers get paid to, well, drive, so they put a lot of time and effort into getting trained to drive such a large vehicle. But even the most experienced, well-trained truck driver can be involved in an accident.

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Delivery drivers need to make sure they have the right insurance coverages.

What kind of insurance do delivery drivers need?

Are you a delivery truck driver? Do you deliver packages for Amazon or Walmart?  If so, then it is important to make sure you have the right insurance coverage. Your personal automobile policy will not provide adequate coverage if you do delivery on the side.

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The FMCSA has a Pre-Employment Screening Program.

What is the FMCSA’s Pre-Employment Screening Program (PSP)?

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) keeps driver safety records contained within a program it calls the Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS). The data contains the safety record of each individual commercial driver, industry service provider, and carrier. Anyone with the proper credentials can access the MCMIS website 24 hours a day.

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These are some truck insurance terms you should know.

Truck insurance terms you should know

Every industry has its own jargon, and the truck insurance industry is no exception. Unless you are a lawyer or work in the insurance industry, it can be difficult to understand what every term means. However, when you look over your truck insurance policy, you need to know what the terms mean. Otherwise, you could end up without coverage when you need it the most. That is why we have compiled this easy-to-read guide to truck insurance terms.

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It's important to keep safety in mind when you're driving a lowboy trailer.

5 Safety Tips for Lowboy Trailers

If you’re hauling on lowboys, you know that no type of equipment, machinery, or industrial vehicle you haul is ever quite the same. You’re naturally a problem solver. Every day, you have to put your knowledge of synthetic webbing, winches, ratchets, friction mats and more to work so that you can make sure every load safely reaches its destination. You recognize that it’s not only the cargo at stake – it’s also the safety of everyone on the road and your business’s reputation.

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