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- TRUCKING PROFESSIONALS:Welcome to TruckExec, a forum designed for mid-high level trucking executives. TruckExec's goal is to provide short 'posts' about Industry critical issues, trends and activities that appeal to trucking company executives. We will also be featuring prominent industry experts as Guest Columnists. Your thoughts and comments are encouraged.
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- Driver Shortage Authority
Our 'Driver Shortage Authority' blog serves as an information warehouse on the subject of Driver Shortages.
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- Trucking in a Soft Economy
Demonstrates Actions CEOs could take to reduce costs during times of low freight.
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