Safety

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).

The 2018 CVSA International Roadcheck will take place on June 5-7 and focus on Hours of Service (HOS) compliance. Here's what you need to know to be prepared.

We've received lots of calls to the 800-44-PRIDE Schneider recruiting line and chats on schneiderjobs.com asking about our bad weather driving policy. Here's your answer, including how to decide when to shut down.

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 March 2018.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's (FMCSA) Electronic Logging Device (ELD) Rule continues to be a hot topic of discussion. Now that the rule is in effect, learn what it means for you and get answers to common questions.

When you've been an industry leader for 82 years, the years can blur together, but 2017 will be remembered for a long time for some historic milestones.

More than 700 associates in more than 60 locations volunteer as emergency responders, and one story highlights the difference they can make.

Unless you're a driver with daily home time, you'll need to master the art of sleeping between the times you're driving. This info and advice will help.