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Driver's Ed Guru: What Driving Schools Aren't Teaching You About Driver's Education
Driver's Ed Guru is excited to be launching DriversEdGuru.com, a free driver's education resource for new drivers and their parents. The site includes videos, articles, and interactive DMV practice quizzes to help students prepare to become safe drivers.

Truck Driver Jobs - Top 5 Secrets To Successful Cdl Job Search
As a sales and marketing professional with many years in the trucking industry, I have witnessed professional truckers who have spent many years in good paying CDL truck driver jobs Only to watch them stretch to maintain a continuous and effective job search

29-Year Trucking Veteran Reveals Common Scams Used by Truck Driving Schools and Trucking Companies
Truck driving veteran Aubrey "Allen" Smith is set to save thousands of CDL truck driving school Students from common scam practices with his new book and "AskTheTrucker.com" blog. Allen also addresses the trucking company scams which many a new driver has fallen prey to.

C1 Truck Driver Training Announces New Name for CDL Testing Division
Indianapolis-based C1 Truck Driver Training has announced that its CDL testing division will become its own separate company. The new business, called ProSafe CDL, will continue to administer CDL skills tests to CDL training schools and the general public.

Accident Reconstruction Firm, ATA Associates Inc., Offers Free Truck Driver Training Program
The company underscores its commitment to trucking safety by releasing new addition to its signature Road Series program.

Driver Team Solo Positions: The Nitty Gritty On Truck Driving Jobs
Trucks and truck drivers are a constant presence on US highways and interstates. A person on even the shortest drive is likely to pass by a truck or two transporting goods, and even merchandise that travels by ship, train, or airplane travels on a truck for some phase of the journey to the customer.

Amid Trucking Job Scams, Successful Driver Recruiting Firm Builds Program On Trust
Recently, the trucking and CDL training industries have been plagued by job scams offering false services and benefits for a placement fee. Despite this, truck driver recruiting and training firm Driver Solutions has built its entry level CDL training program on trust through personal communication and its commitment to placing truck drivers with great driving opportunities.

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29-Year Trucking Veteran Reveals Common Scams Used by Truck Driving Schools and Trucking Companies
Truck driving veteran Aubrey "Allen" Smith is set to save thousands of CDL truck driving school Students from common scam practices with his new book and "AskTheTrucker.com" blog. Allen also addresses the trucking company scams which many a new driver has fallen prey to.

CDL Practice Test – Offers Practice Tests To Prepare For The CDL Exam
As you take CDL practice test, you do become more familiar with the CDL test, and being familiar with the test will make the actual test much less stressful.In fact, if used correctly, CDL practice test can be an extremely targeted study tool that will precisely pinpoint the areas in which you are weakest and then help you to learn how to combat and overcome those weaknesses.

Motorsports Composites Training Announces Training Agreement with Jim Russell Racing Driver's School
Teaches Race Car Mechanics Advanced Carbon Fiber Repair & Manufacturing Techniques

Vehicle Collisions Are Not Always The Truck Drivers Fault
Sometimes people can be unfair about judging other people One example of such fault is during a time when accidents involving trucks and other vehicles or pedestrians happen

Today's Truck Drivers Write Poetry While They Work
It must be the isolation of the road or maybe the rhythm of the truck's tires, but truckers are writing prize-winning poetry while driving the highways of America. That's what Land Line Magazine found while holding its first trucking poetry contest.

Being a Modern Truck Driver
In the freewheeling days of the CB craze, a truck driver would deliver the load that he/she was on, driver to the nearest truck stop, grab the nearest pay phone, call their dispatcher or broker and then wait until there was another load available, then deadhead to their new origin or place of pickup