Entries by Jesse Mullinax

5 Intangible Must Haves that Truckers Crave in the Job Market

Wow! Dan Baker, what an insightful thinker! We can’t stop talking about the inspiring webinar this week featuring Dan Baker, so we decided to blog about it. His wisdom and knowledge and overall-attitude about truck drivers are downright infectious! (Bad choice of words during a pandemic?) The trucking industry moves fast. If you’ve never seen […]

28 Things Employers Should Do While Employees Are Heading Back

After a very informative webinar this week, we’ve decided to dive deeper into your strategic reopening. In case you missed the meeting, check it out here. We spoke with Attorney Monica Narvaez about all the things employers should consider as employees return to work. While all her suggestions were thought-provoking, some were downright surprising. Our […]

Minimize Mistakes to Maximize your Most Valuable Resource – Your Drivers

One of the biggest expenses a trucking company experiences is onboarding new drivers. Studies show that each new driver costs approximately $10,000 to recruit, onboard, and train. Retention becomes a huge factor in cutting costs. Dan Baker’s Cultural Relationship Program teaches that improving the relationship between management, operations, and drivers creates a positive company culture […]

Memorial Day Weekend – 5 Ways to Stay Safe On The Road

Truck drivers know the rules of the road and how to operate safely. One surprising fact: most CMV accidents are caused by the passenger vehicle and not the trucker. What is Memorial Day? For some, Memorial Day this long weekend calls for grilling and outside activities. For others, it meant everything. Memorial Day is a […]

5 Bright Future Forecasts for Truckers

The trucking industry is no stranger to adapting to new policies and procedures. The Coronavirus pandemic has presented many challenges that have required rapid change across the industry. Just as we were settling into the relaxed HOS regulations, they change again. Just as we got comfortable with the open roads offered by fewer cars, society […]