
Survey Reveals Most Pickup Truck Drivers Prefer Solitude Over Socializing
January 22, 2026
If you’ve ever pulled up to a traffic light, windows closed, music turned down, and comfortably avoided eye contact with the truck next to you, you might be among the silent majority. A recent survey from American Trucks reveals that a surprising 69% of pickup truck owners consider themselves introverts. This means that nearly seven […]
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Drivers Prioritize Comfort Over Safety Features, CCJ Survey Reveals
November 25, 2025
Fleets allocate significant funds to acquire new equipment primarily for enhanced safety features and improved fuel efficiency. A quick review of various ‘drivers wanted’ job postings reveals that while many fleets advertise newer model trucks, they often overlook the aspect most important to drivers: the type of seat in the truck. According to the 2025 […]
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Survey Reveals Concerns About Non-English-Speaking Drivers Among Truckers
November 7, 2025
Rising Safety Concerns on U.S. Highways LOS ANGELES (NewsNation) — An increasing number of safety issues have been highlighted on America’s highways, with U.S. truck drivers expressing alarm over the dangers posed by non-English-speaking drivers who may not fully grasp traffic regulations. Survey Highlights Language Barrier Issues A recent survey by the American Transportation Research […]
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Insights from Nation’s Truckers: Fall 2024 Driver Satisfaction and Lifestyle Survey Results
June 16, 2025
Fall 2024 Driver Survey Insights BRIEF: Conversion Interactive Agency and People.Data.Analytics (PDA) have published their Fall 2024 Driver Survey, which sheds light on the changing priorities and challenges faced by professional truck drivers today, offering essential insights for industry stakeholders. The survey examines vital topics including driver optimism about the freight market, key factors driving […]
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Truck Drivers Reluctant to Recommend Their Profession to Family, Survey Reveals
March 31, 2025
Study Reveals Truck Drivers’ Reluctance for Family to Join Profession NEW DELHI: A study has found that close to 98% of truck drivers surveyed expressed a desire for their family members to avoid pursuing a career in driving. The investigation, conducted by a non-profit organization, highlighted several factors contributing to this sentiment, including reported harassment […]
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