Health


CDC Gives Advice to Truckers Delivering in New York

New York currently has the highest number of COVID-19 outbreaks in the country. They still need supplies, and truck drivers continue to come and go out of the state to make sure people have what they need. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have put out a statement giving…


Truckers not a Part of CDC Travel Advisory

The CDC has issued a travel advisory that is not mandatory and some states are taking it upon themselves to keep travelers from other states out. Anyone with a New York plate traveling to Rhode Island will be quarantined for 14 days and troopers can pull them over. Florida is…


ATA Applauds Senate for Passing CARES Act

The American Trucking Associations is praising the Senate for passing the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. This bill will help Americans and small businesses recover from the health crisis going on all over the world right now. Like other small businesses, this bill will help small trucking companies…


Pennsylvania Opens More Rest Areas

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has decided to open more rest stops to further accommodate those still on the road, including the truck drivers. The stops will be fully open and usable and additional cleaning will be implemented to keep everyone safe. This is the current list of all rest…



USDOT Issues Emergency Declaration for Commercial Vehicles

The United States Department of Transportation has issued an Emergency Declaration for commercial vehicles who are directly involved with Covid-19. Hours of service have changed so emergency supplies can get to where they are needed most in a timely fashion. Those providing direct assistance to emergency relief in relation to…



Walmart is Keeping its Truckers Healthy

The executives at Walmart have sent out a message to its fleet of truck drivers voicing their concern about the driver’s health during the coronavirus scare. Besides telling all of their employees to stay home if they are sick and to cover their mouths when they cough, truckers were told…


Truck Orders Took a Drastic Drop Last Month

When compared to January, orders for Class 8 tractors have dropped 20% in February. Some are saying that carriers are waiting to put in orders until the health crisis involving the coronavirus is over. This is the lowest February, with 14,400 preliminary units total, since 2010. Along with the rest…