Where and how do truck drivers pee? Truck drivers pee in two places: at a rest/truck stop or in their trucks. When peeing at a rest/truck stop they use the restroom just like everyone else. When a restroom is not available to them truck drivers pee in their trucks using a wide mouth plastic bottle or milk jug, portable toilets, commercial urinal bags or bottles, and even plastic bags. Read More
Category: Trucker Buyer’s Guide
36 Unique Gifts Every Truck Driver Would Love To Have
Does your loved one drive a truck and their birthday or Christmas is just around the corner?
I’m sure you are wondering what kind of gift could a truck driver use?
You would rather give them something that they could keep with them, while they are away from you.
Something that will make them smile and think of how much you love them every time they use their gift. Read More
5 Best Boots For Truck Drivers Your Feet Will Thank You For
Having a quality pair of boots is priceless to truck drivers. The money spent is well worth it and your feet and back will thank you for it.
Danner boots (these Quarry boots in particular) are the best boots for truck drivers but if you don’t have the money (they are expensive) to buy them you do have several other really good boots that are less
expensive.
Keep reading for some other great boots that will fit your budget but not sacrifice quality.
Cooking Equipment For Truck Drivers: Everything You Need
Are you tired of eating dry hamburgers and cold fries every day?
Are you fed up with spending half your paycheck on greasy truck stop food? Is your waistline gradually increasing with every mile?
Are you looking for a healthier, more convenient way to eat?
If you’re willing to do a little cooking, I have several suggestions centered around everyday cooking appliances for the over the road truck drivers and regional drivers.
12 Volt Electric Frying Pan For OTR Drivers (pros and cons)
Are you looking for the best 12 volt electric frying pan to use in your truck, car, or RV? This one by Roadpro is by far the best one you will find.
Being a truck driver and having healthy food options are rare. A lot of drivers resort to eating unhealthy food at truck stops and fast food restaurants.
After several years the pounds begin to add up and before you know it you are 50 lbs heavier than you were when you started driving.
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