ICYMI: Pandemic boosts telehealth’s inroads with trucking

Oct 2, 2020

Updated Oct 10, 2020

If you missed the first installment of the “No Turning Back” series examining likely longer-term impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic in the trucking life and business, the video above summarizes the points. You can read the full story starting with this feature:

'Everything is a lesson' -- Pulli Express Inc.'s path to profits through continual adjustment

Owner-operators Tim and Shelley Puzek-Pulli's steady-as-she-goes approach to their two-decade-old owner-operator business, now a three-truck fleet, got a shot in the arm in 2012, after a crash launched in-house reckoning, big shifts in management.

Tales from a trainer's truck: Good, bad, ugly with reefer operator Bill Douglas

Holding the line: Owner-op's playbook to push back on cheap freight

250' tall, 190' long and 150' wide. These on-shore furnaces are 'some of the biggest things to be moved this far' on land, said Mammoet's team lead on this five-mile move from the coast inland to a pastics facility in Texas.

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Keeping you safe, secure, and compliant. At your nearest travel center.

Tales from a trainer's truck: Good, bad, ugly with reefer operator Bill Douglas

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