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WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE CO. (WOLF) — A local commercial driver’s license (CDL) training center is emphasizing the urgent need for new truck drivers due to a nationwide shortage in the industry. Frank Tunis, the CDL Program Director at Fortis Institute, attributes this shortage to an aging workforce an
The Loneliness of Truck Drivers: Addressing Mental Health Challenges Truck drivers often spend long hours alone in their cabs, facing isolation during long-haul journeys that may require overnight stays. This solitary lifestyle, relying heavily on internal strength, can have serious repercussions on
Pilot Study Highlights Health Issues Among Truck Drivers NEW DELHI: A pilot initiative aimed at identifying challenges faced by truck drivers across six states—Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu—revealed that more than half of the surveyed drivers have v
Gerard*, who has been in trucking for five years, began to notice changes in himself. Key Points: Suicide is the second leading cause of death among truck drivers under 39 years. Many drivers feel unable to express mental health issues. Researcher Elizabeth Prichard states the industry’s effects on
1 Transformation in Preaching Jay LeRette experiences a significant transformation when he delivers his sermons. A mild-mannered Midwesterner at heart, who enjoys country gospel and has a trained horse that can roll over, he becomes a compelling figure—full of energy and passionate conviction. At 64
Truck Driver’s Sun Damage: A Cautionary Tale A striking photo of a truck driver emphasizes the severe effects of prolonged sun exposure on the left side of his face, serving as a powerful reminder to always apply SPF before heading outdoors. Noteworthy Portrait Featured in the New England Journal of
Father Advocates for Tow Truck Driver Safety After Son’s Tragic Death HASTINGS, Mich. (WOOD) — A father from West Michigan is striving to increase awareness about highway safety for tow truck drivers following the tragic death of his son last November. Twenty-five-year-old Keagan Spencer lost his li
Sure! Here’s a paraphrased version of the article structured in HTML format: Happy Valentine’s Day to Truckers! For many, Valentine’s Day is filled with flowers, chocolates, romantic dinners, and love. For others, it’s just another day on the road as they team drive together, living and working side
Prioritizing Driver Health in the Trucking Industry Drivers are critical to the trucking industry, making it essential to prioritize their physical and mental well-being. In Western Canada, numerous carriers are finally addressing the health of their drivers, particularly given the numerous physical
