DRIVER SHORTAGE

As the saying goes…if you bought it, a truck brought it. The booming economy and demand for goods is highlighting a nationwide driver shortage across all industry segments… intermodal, long-haul, short-haul, tanker, flatbed, refrigerated, construction.
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The shortage has gotten so severe there is talk about gas shortages this summer. The shortage would not be due to the lack of fuel but rather the lack of drivers to transport and deliver it.

The trucking industry needs to add 110,000 drivers per year to keep up with demand. In order to do that, driver pay is on rise.

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