“I had the hammer down on the way home-20 to my better half and the ankle biters, but now this baby-bear is taking pictures so I’m going double-nickel.” While the words may be in English, I may as well be speaking a different language: Trucker. Most truckers
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The Maine Professional Drivers Association held their annual Professional Truck Driving Championship last week in Bangor, Maine. Trucks come from across Maine to show their driving skills with rigs of all different sizes: from step vans to twin trailers.
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Dear Frank the Clown, You have come to the right place; I am the man with the answers in the shipping world. Thank you for your very important question regarding the transport of well-trained circus animals. You may not realize it, but we actually get
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Struggling with what to get that special trucker on your list? Relax! uShip has you covered with our second annual list of great gifts for the road warriors in our lives.
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It can be tough to stay connected on the open road. That is why many truckers are turning to the internet for more than just searching for loads. There are now several social networking sites that feature transportation industry professionals as their
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Only a few days left in the 2007 Holiday shopping season...have you made your list yet? If not, I have scoped out 5 of the "best" gift ideas for your favorite trucker or yourself. 5. "Stay Full" - Roadpro 12 Volt Portable Oven and Pizzeria This little
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As I was heading to the office this morning, it occurred to me that I rarely travel in my car without some form of entertainment. This led to me think about the Service Providers on uShip. They spend countless hours on the road…don’t they get bored? If
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Trucking technology has grown by leaps and bounds in the past few decades. Nowadays, topics of discussion include new truck materials, engine efficiency, alternative fuels, aerodynamics, stability control systems, GPS systems, tire pressure monitoring
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