The world of liquid bulk tank trucking is highly specialized and highly fragmented. According to National Tank Truck Carriers President Dan Furth, tanks make up approximately 5% to 10% of the trucking ...

Driving liquid tankers isn’t dangerous, but it does require some advanced skills. With cargo that’s always moving, drivers need to stay a few steps ahead of the load, expecting and keeping that ...

Cargo tanks, both liquid and dry bulk, are statistically among the safest vehicles on the road today. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Large Truck and Bus Crash Facts ...

No matter what sort of trucking you do, challenges abound. Whether it’s long waits at shippers and/or receivers, tarping and strapping, journeying to remote locations or something else, plenty can ...

Thousands of gallons of liquid moving at highway speeds behind the headache rack can put the fear of God in a driver, says Dennis Holliday. “A lot of guys get scared” thinking about it, Holliday says.