CAREER TRAINING RESOURCES
Helpful Information About Truck Driving Careers
Check out this selection of articles below to learn more about career choices and how to prepare for in-demand job opportunities.
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What it Means for Truckers
An Electronic Logging Device (ELD) records a truck driver’s Record of Duty Status (RODS) in compliance with Hours of Service (HOS). ELDs replaced the log book that most fleets used to record their HOS requirements. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) published the final ELD mandate in December 2015. This rule intends to create a safer work environment for … Continue reading “The ELD Mandate”
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Setting Goals for the New Year
For everyone, New Year’s Resolutions are something that the person desires to do or achieve that will help improve themselves. These resolutions are different for each person and can be related to health, finances, career, family, or other areas of life. This is no different for truck drivers who want to improve their careers by … Continue reading “New Years Resolutions for Truckers in 2018”
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What 2018 Looks Like for the Trucking Industry
2018 will bring some changes to the trucking industry. Most are positive changes, but changes in CDL requirements in some states may change the number of drivers that can obtain a license. Let us begin with a quick overview of 2017: Freight volume grew 2.8 %. Truckers moved 10.73 billion tons of freight. Trucking companies … Continue reading “Good News for the Trucking Industry for 2018 and Beyond”
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Hamilton County Partnering with Napier to Provide Training to Food Assistance Recipients
During the holiday season, those who are in need can go to shelters and churches to receive food and comfort. But what about after the holidays? After Christmas, it’s still cold, people are still hungry and need help but there aren’t as many places to find it. Job and Family Services plans to combat this … Continue reading “Looking for Free Truck Driver Training?”
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Know your Truck: Different Truck Classifications and CDL Licenses Needed to Drive Them
There are three different CDL classifications with different requirements for each. Here we’ll discuss each classification, what it enables you to drive, and how this translates into job opportunities. The Ohio BMV shows three commercial driver’s license classifications. CDL Truck Classification A This classification includes any combination of vehicles with a combined gross weight of 26,001 pounds or … Continue reading “Truck Classifications and CDL Licenses Required for Each”
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CDL Training at Napier Works for Future Truckers
Are you ready to leap into a new career of truck driving? If you’ve never set foot behind the wheel of a tractor-trailer the thought of operating one is probably intimidating, especially since passing the CDL exam is the first stepping stone you must accomplish. Proper preparation is the key for success in any field and truck … Continue reading “Benefits of Enrolling in a Truck Driving School”