Truck of Queens

01/27/2023

"Some people are so poor, all they have is money." -Jack Kerouac

01/26/2023

How To Stay Safe and Comfortable On The Road!

Emergency Needs
Emergency Kit: While it’s easy to say that keeping an emergency kit with your truck driver needs is common sense, not many people know what exactly should be in an emergency kit. A good emergency kit should include items such as:

- Batteries
- LED Flashlight
- Bottled water
- Duct tape
- Flares
- Jumper cables
- Canned Food
- Extra gloves and socks
- Fuses
- A survival knife and/or pliers

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01/25/2023

"Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God."

Philippians 4:6

01/23/2023

How To Stay Safe and Comfortable On The Road!

Maintenance Tools
Trailer Toolbox - As you collect all of your critical tools for truck drivers, keep in mind that you'll need a secure location to arrange and store them. Easy organizing and speedy access are made possible by a toolbox with slots and spaces. Aluminum is a strong material that is perfect for flatbed toolboxes, which is why Our Mytee Products' trailer toolboxes are built of it! Despite being incredibly light, it can survive weather and being knocked around.

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01/20/2023

Don’t go through life, grow through life. - Eric Butterworth

01/19/2023

Tips for Safe Summer Trucking

Make Sure your Cab Stays Cool
Cab needs to be protected from the heat and the sun. You'll be able to stay cool in hotter weather thanks to this. A sun screen is required to protect the cab, and the steering wheel should be covered. It will prevent the cab from overheating and keep it cool.

Your health will suffer greatly if the cab is not shaded from the sun and heat. Additionally, make sure you have enough water bottles on hand to keep you hydrated the entire way. In the summer, it's important to drink plenty of water.

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01/18/2023

Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ;

Titus 2:13

01/17/2023

Cargo theft increased by 15% in 2022; a total of $223 million was stolen

Instances of cargo theft increased markedly in 2022, driven in large measure by thieves using fictitious pickups.

CargoNet recorded 1,778 supply chain risk events across the United States and Canada in 2022, an increase of 15% from 2021. They estimate $223 million in cargo was stolen across all theft events in 2022.

https://www.truckersnews.com/news/article/15305495/cargo-theft-increased-by-15-in-2022-a-total-of-223-million-was-stolen

California remained the top state for cargo theft events in 2022. Theft in the state increased 41% year-over-year.

01/16/2023

Tips for Safe Summer Trucking

Be Prepared for Storms
You can encounter storms practically anywhere in the country because they are unexpected and unavoidable. Hail, powerful winds, lightning, and other potentially deadly and damaging conditions can all result from these storms. This could harm both the truck and the cargo it is carrying.

When there is a storm, your tires are your best friend. You can be protected from storms and it can offer resilience. The truck drivers and the weight they are hauling must be kept safe, therefore tires must have enough pressure and dependable treads. Additionally, you need to confirm that the breaks are in good shape. It's crucial to routinely examine the break because high temperatures can harm it.

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01/13/2023

Go forth on your path, as it exists only through your walking.
-Augustine of Hippo

01/12/2023

Basic Maintenance Tips for Your Truck

Get Your Truck Inspected
An yearly checkup for your truck would be something like a truck inspection. An specialist examines your truck to look for any problems. Any mechanical or safety problems must be found as soon as possible. It can occasionally seem like a hassle to have your truck inspected, but it's an essential element of keeping your car in good condition.

"You get out what you put in" is a cliche that we have all heard. The same is true for the upkeep of your truck. You may extend the life of your truck by taking the necessary steps to maintain it.

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01/11/2023

I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.

Philippians 4:13