A San Francisco technology company is using software that offers a service to prevent trucking-related workplace injuries, by building habits for truckers and others in the freight industry.
February 14, 2019driver health
Business, Technology, Safety
Worklete
Tech Company Worklete Uses Software to Build Good Trucker Habits
Worklete
Business
Rolling Strong Announces Partnership with eTrueNorth
Rolling Strong, which provides driver wellness programs for transportation companies, their drivers and owner-operators, announced a partnership with the eTrueNorth network of local pharmacies.
November 8, 2018
Safety, Logistics, Top 100, Perspective
Recent ATA statistics showed driver turnover rates in excess of 90% last year. (Getty Images)
Examining Sources of Driver Stress
Recent ATA statistics showed driver turnover rates in excess of 90% last year. (Getty Images)
In a 2017 study, researchers asked truck drivers about the profession. Here's what they learned, and how it could impact the future.
August 20, 2018
Government
Thinkstock
FMCSA Panels Give Approval for Driver Health Measures
Thinkstock
WASHINGTON — A pair of commercial driver health-related measures won approval from Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration advisory panels last week.
October 31, 2016Wellness Coaches USA's No. 1 Tip
Austin Zuerlein and Gene McGuire of Wellness Coaches USA give their No. 1 piece of advice on keeping drivers healthy. Watch more of their interview during our May 18, noon EDT LiveOnWeb on Driver Health from A to Zzzzz at bit.ly/TT-LOW0518.
May 16, 2016Celadon's Paul Will on Stephen Russell
Celadon Group Chairman and CEO Paul Will talks to Transport Topics' Neil Abt about the late founder of the company, Stephen Russell. See more of the Will interview during the May 18 LiveOnWeb at bit.ly/TT-LOW0518.
May 14, 2016
Government, Business, Safety
Eric Miller/Transport Topics
Federal Advisory Committees Seek Private-Sector Input on Improving Driver Health
Eric Miller/Transport Topics
Members of two federal advisory committees met this week to discuss ways the private medical sector can help commercial vehicle drivers improve their general state of poor health.
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