Safety

As an over-the-road driver for Schneider since 1973, Bob Wyatt has always put one thing first: safety.

Making a left turn may seem like a no-brainer in a noncommercial vehicle, but it's something that takes practice and patience while driving an 18-wheeler.

It can be difficult to determine what the tool box must-haves are when you're a mechanic just starting out. We've got a full list and a few other pieces of advice.

We've had an amazing year in 2018. Check out these 12 highlights.

All Schneider mechanics are trained to make the correct decision when inspecting tires on a unit. Here's how and what a new mechanic can expect.

Winter has a way of sneaking up on all of us, which is why it's so important for truck drivers to be ready. Get prepared by watching this quick video.

Daylight Saving Time (DST) — not Daylight Savings Time — can have a big effect on truck drivers, from sleep schedules, to logging considerations, to safety on roads filled with fatigued drivers. Here's everything you need to know about DST for November 2018.

It takes lots of people to make Schneider a leader. Here's just a taste of a few office careers, and how one team goes the extra mile to support drivers.

A pre-work screen ensures that driver candidates can safely handle the physical demands of truck driving.

Truck drivers deal with lots of situations on the road. In a podcast, a Schneider driving school partner discussed how truckers should handle road rage.

Schneider implemented a safety initiative that we were convinced would save lives, but we never could have anticipated how positive the impact would be.

Hazmat loads used to be more challenging, but Schneider's hazmat specialists make them easier, giving drivers greater confidence (and sometimes more pay).