What’s a dedicated truck driver?

Paul Castellanos-Sisbro Chicagoland Truck Driver

Most truck drivers are “dedicated” to their jobs, but not all are dedicated truck drivers. Does that make sense? Starting in the industry, you’ll see all types of truck drivers. Some are independent contractors, some are over-the-road drivers, but then there are also dedicated truck drivers. This is when a driver operates in a specific…

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Your future as a truck driver

Sisbro Truck Driver-Cody Cecil

Every year there is a new batch of adults looking to enter the workforce or switch up their employment opportunities. With each passing year, trucking companies see an increased desire for the driver career choice. We also see those looking for something different than that regular 9-5 life with a hovering boss. One of the…

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Truck driver career outlook

front of a Sisbro truck

Sisbro truck drivers know it’s a great time to be a part of the trucking industry. According to the American Trucking Association, freight tonnage is projected to grow 40.4 percent over the forecast period between now and 2028. They also predict that revenue from hauling goods is expected to rise 89.1 percent by 2028. With…

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Trucker working hours

Aerial view of Sisbro truck pulling out of drive

Working hours are something that employers and employees track alike; whether that’s to ensure your paycheck is correct, or to see how much time you’re spending a week on the job. There are more desirable hours to spend on the road, and even your preference of distance to drive. Everyone is different; some prefer to…

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Illinois trucking jobs

Sisbro driver leans against truck

Are you looking for an Illinois trucking job? Then look no further than Sisbro, Inc.! Searching for a career in the trucking industry can be a strenuous task; every business is going to offer various benefits and job requirements. Do you know what you’re looking for in your employer for an Illinois trucking job? Keep…

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Women truck drivers wanted

truck leaving the Sisbro lot

For years the truck driving industry has been looked upon as men dominated. Sisbro Inc. is fighting back and providing the trucking industry with better footing to encourage women and men both to start their days on the open road and to feel accepted in their field, every day. All of the drivers at Sisbro…

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The life of an Indiana truck driver

aerial shot of truck leaving lot

Semi truck driving is becoming an increasingly more popular job industry due to people wanting to make their workday where they can have more say in their everyday schedules. Being independent on the open road is one of the most significant benefits that truck drivers are drawn to; there comes a peaceful feeling once it’s…

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Drivers as helping hands

Side of a Sisbro truck

Each passing year there is another super bowl, this one with the New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams, but there will be another hard-working, and to most, an under-appreciated team that makes it all possible. What team are we talking about? Truck drivers bring all of the halftime stages and props to the…

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Truck Driver Work Injuries

Sisbro truck

Truck drivers are at a higher risk than most for back, neck, and other musculoskeletal injuries thanks to the very physical nature of the job. In 2012, the rates of both fatal and non-fatal injuries and illnesses of truck drivers were higher than the average of all private industry occupations, according to the U.S. Bureau…

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Healthy trucks, safe drivers

Hand on the gears

When your vehicle becomes your job, that makes regular maintenance an even more important task that all of our drivers regularly partake in. At Sisbro we continue educating our drivers on the importance of regular maintenance that we do on our trucks. With everyday wear and tear on your vehicles, it isn’t uncommon for them…

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