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A common misconception about truckers is that they can see better than drivers of passenger vehicles. While this is true to an extent, the height of a trucker means that they have a better forward view than car drivers. They also have larger mirrors to aid in their visibility. However, truck drivers have many blind …

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Your truck’s tire pressure should be at a number that meets manufacturer recommendations. The recommended PSI range is typically between thirty and forty pounds per square inch (psi). Low tire pressure affects your vehicle’s handling, fuel economy, and tire life. Tire pressure should be topped off with a minimum of three to five PSI for …

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Do garbage trucks use GPS? Yes, but they should be using them correctly. Most trucks have GPS tracking devices installed. They are equipped with a device the size of a palm and are hooked up to the vehicle’s electronic system. MBSP recently raised the charges for solid waste collection, which included installing GPS trackers in …

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You may have seen a sign that says “NO THRU TRUCKS” or “NO TRAFFIC” on the side of the road. These signs are supposed to discourage traveling through a specific area and discourage trucks from taking a certain route. However, a “TRUCK ROUTE” sign means that trucks are permitted to take the designated route. It …

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