The Driver Solutions blog is focused on providing inexperienced drivers with the best free CDL training information available online. Simply put, our goal is to help you make the a good decision about where to get CDL training, how to go about getting it, and how to find trucking jobs that offer the best potential long term potential.
Each month, we share several new posts with our blog readers, Facebook fans, Twitter followers, etc. Here is a look at some of our most popular posts from November:
Was this information helpful to you? Are you considering truck driver training, but aren't sure where to start?
Go ahead and complete our secure online driver application to schedule a time to speak with a representative about your training options. Driver Solutions is here to help walk you through the process of finding a solid trucking job.
Each month, we share several new posts with our blog readers, Facebook fans, Twitter followers, etc. Here is a look at some of our most popular posts from November:
Trying to Find a Truck Driving 
Job? Do You Have the Experience?
Just like any job, getting the experience needed in the trucking industry can be difficult. Does the experience come before to the job or do you have to get the job to get the experience? It's at times a bit overwhelming to find out where to begin. Take advantage of the information in this post to help you understand some ways to successfully get the experience you need to find a trucking job even if you've never even driven a truck before.
How to Drive Safely on Unsafe Bridges
According to the organization Transportation for America, nearly 70,000, or 11.5%, of total U.S. highway bridges are classified as “structurally deficient.” This means as a semi driver, you need to exercise special caution when approaching a bridge. Weight, height, etc. all need to be considered. Read this post for more information on how to drive safely around unsafe bridges.
GPS or Map: Which is Better for Truck Drivers?
While the advances in GPS technology are great, the simple fact is that a GPS does not always know the best, or the safest route. In some cases, maps may be a better alternative for guiding you to your destination. But one thing is certain, there is no absolute answer. Learn more about some advantages and disadvantages of each in this article.
Job? Do You Have the Experience?Just like any job, getting the experience needed in the trucking industry can be difficult. Does the experience come before to the job or do you have to get the job to get the experience? It's at times a bit overwhelming to find out where to begin. Take advantage of the information in this post to help you understand some ways to successfully get the experience you need to find a trucking job even if you've never even driven a truck before.
How to Drive Safely on Unsafe Bridges
According to the organization Transportation for America, nearly 70,000, or 11.5%, of total U.S. highway bridges are classified as “structurally deficient.” This means as a semi driver, you need to exercise special caution when approaching a bridge. Weight, height, etc. all need to be considered. Read this post for more information on how to drive safely around unsafe bridges.
GPS or Map: Which is Better for Truck Drivers?
While the advances in GPS technology are great, the simple fact is that a GPS does not always know the best, or the safest route. In some cases, maps may be a better alternative for guiding you to your destination. But one thing is certain, there is no absolute answer. Learn more about some advantages and disadvantages of each in this article.
Was this information helpful to you? Are you considering truck driver training, but aren't sure where to start?
Go ahead and complete our secure online driver application to schedule a time to speak with a representative about your training options. Driver Solutions is here to help walk you through the process of finding a solid trucking job.
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