CDLJobs.com Adds E-Signature to Roster of Unique Site Features
CDLJobs.com, a premier trucking industry website, now offers time-saving technology in the form of E-Signature. Gold Level Members will enjoy faster, hassle-free job application processing.

High Fuel Prices Did Not Lessen Demand for Truckers in 2008
The need for qualified truck drivers did not diminish despite last year's record high gas prices. That demand is expected to continue in 2009.

Driver Team Solo Positions: The Nitty Gritty On Truck Driving Jobs
Trucks and truck drivers are a constant presence on US highways and interstates. A person on even the shortest drive is likely to pass by a truck or two transporting goods, and even merchandise that travels by ship, train, or airplane travels on a truck for some phase of the journey to the customer.

Rising Demand for Entry-Level CDL-A Truck Drivers Shows Another Sign of Economic Recovery
Michigan’s largest school for training Commercial Class A truck drivers, Nu-Way Truck Driver Training Centers, reported today that there is a significant increase in the demand for entry-level CDL-A drivers.

Today's Truck Drivers Write Poetry While They Work
It must be the isolation of the road or maybe the rhythm of the truck's tires, but truckers are writing prize-winning poetry while driving the highways of America. That's what Land Line Magazine found while holding its first trucking poetry contest.

Vehicle Collisions Are Not Always The Truck Drivers Fault
Sometimes people can be unfair about judging other people One example of such fault is during a time when accidents involving trucks and other vehicles or pedestrians happen

How Prince Connects With His Target Market!
While Internet legend (and young pup) Frank Kern would have you believe that I'm so old I should be confined to a wheelchair, I'm still on the good side of 100! And I can stil enjoy a good concert from time to time. My daughter - Rachel, my wife and I had the good fortune to score some last-minute tickets to the recent Prince concert here in Atlanta.

December 2007 Roemer Report Notes Increase in Number of Women Truck Drivers
Companies are hiring women to help offset the driver shortage. 5.2 percent of truck drivers in 2006 were women, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.