Silhouettes of two truck drivers engaging in conversation, with a truck in the background, accompanied by the text "Test Your Knowledge: Truck Driving Trivia."
Infographic highlighting the importance of truck drivers in the U.S. freight system, featuring statistics on truck drivers, freight tonnage, and comparisons to teachers and doctors.
Infographic illustrating trucking milestones, featuring longest ramp jump in a semi-truck and dimensions of the world's largest semi-truck compared to a standard U.S. semi-truck, highlighting truck driver achievements in the freight industry.
Infographic highlighting truck driving's cultural significance, featuring a red Freightliner truck, historical facts, and notable celebrities who were truck drivers before fame, emphasizing the connection between trucking and entertainment.

Just about every supply chain uses trucks to move their goods.

In fact, 70% of all freight tonnage moved in the U.S. goes on trucks.

Until driverless trucks pick up momentum in the marketplace, that means that 70% of all freight tonnage is in the hands of a truck driver (or truck drivers) at some point in the journey from origin to destination.

At a basic level, truck drivers are the essential foundation for supply chain expertise.

They’re the ones who know how to avoid road closures and anticipate rush hour traffic.

They’re the ones who use mobile technology to keep shippers apprised of the location of shipments at any given time.

And so today we salute their hard work, their commitment, and their knowledge with a fun infographic dedicated to truck driving.