Collection of Infographics
Due to a lack of good communication in the trucking and transportation industry, a current practice of running trucks empty, known as “empty backhauls”, costs drivers money but just as importantly harms the environment with needless pollution. In order to reduce empty backhauls, trucking companies need to connect directly with shippers and be in more frequent contact. This way, drivers won’t have to drive empty, […] Read more »
Chances are good that the food you’re eating, shirt you’re wearing and chair you’re sitting on were all delivered on a truck. Seventy percent of freight in the U.S. is moved by trucks. Go behind the scenes and see what they spend their money on. Read more »
Are you prepared for the next 12 months in your transport manager position? Following a survey conducted by the FTA, this infographic compiles the top 5 challenges you will face over the next year alongside fellow transport managers throughout the UK. You may have already prepared solutions to combat these challenges, but it is always worth reminding yourself of just how important they all are. To […] Read more »
Becoming a big rig trucker is not a glamorous job, but it is an essential part of the backbone of America. Trucking is a crucial aspect of every single industry in the United States. For example, trucks transport goods such as clothes, medicine, construction materials, gasoline, plumbing and electronics. Whatever it is that you have or need, you can be sure that it was brought […] Read more »
Poor driving habits account for more lost fuel than any hardware issue. While regular maintenance and upgrades can boost your vehicle’s performance, no amount of technical amendments will reduce fuel consumption as much as good driving habits. If you think that you’re using more fuel than you should, perhaps it’s time to slow down and focus on making changes. Simply reducing your speed and the […] Read more »
[Source: TruckertoTrucker.com Trucker Myths Debunked] Places To Submit InfoGraphics Here are the 4 major myths that people associate with trucks and truck drivers: Myth #1 Truckers are dangerous drivers and cause most accidents According to statistics, trucks are 3 times less likely to be in an accident than a regular automobile. Trucks are 4 times more likely to pass safety inspections compared to regular […] Read more »