January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Truckers are in a unique position to help stop this crime. Learn more.
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Truckers are in a unique position to help stop this crime. Learn more.
From stories of trucking families who represent the generations in the industry, to Black History Month leaders, women of trucking, and the professional drivers who have hauled the annual U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, each of these trucking professionals has their own personal story to share. Learn about their lives in trucking, what drew them to the industry, and their motivation to keep on trucking.
From essential frontline drivers, to the trucking mascot on local TV, to engaging industry TikToks, check out the latest trucking stories in video. #ThankATrucker
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Truckers are in a unique position to help stop this crime. Learn more.
Trucking Moves America (TMAF) is thanking America’s professional truck drivers during their annual #ThankATrucker campaign during National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, Sept. 11-17.
“The campaign,…
The trucking industry is so essential that we couldn’t imagine life without it. Thousands of companies deliver thousands of items and supplies to thousands of locations every single day, keeping this nation’s economy functioning through their hard work, dedication, and service.
the size of the U.S. trucking industry
of all goods in the U.S. are moved by truckers
paid in federal & state highway taxes
people employed in trucking jobs
of trucking jobs are held by minorities
of truck drivers are women
driven per year by average trucker driver
trucks on the road
in 2022 have same emissions as 1 truck in 1988
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