Why Core Values Matter in Trucking—Now More Than Ever Imagine pulling into a rest stop after 600 miles behind the wheel. You’re drained, the sun’s fading, and you just need to know your dispatcher has your back. At Sugar Creek Transportation, that peace of mind isn’t optional—it’s embedded in our DNA. In a logistics world…
DetailsRoad Wisdom You Don’t Learn in CDL School Driving a rig across the country takes more than a license—it takes grit, rhythm, and a few clever tricks passed down from those who’ve been there. At Sugar Creek Transportation, our veteran drivers aren’t just seasoned—they’re smart. They’ve logged the miles and learned the hacks that make…
DetailsThis week, from September 15 through the 21st, America celebrates National Truck Driver Appreciation Week—a moment to recognize the 3.5 million drivers who deliver the goods that keep our economy moving. At Sugar Creek Transportation, we don’t need a holiday to appreciate our drivers. But we take this week seriously because our…
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DetailsThe trucking industry is a vital component of the American economy, responsible for moving approximately 71% of all freight in the country. However, in recent years, the industry has faced several challenges, including a decrease in consumer spending. This decrease in consumer spending has had a significant impact on the trucking industry, and it is…
DetailsThe demand for semi-trucks, also known as tractor-trailers or 18-wheelers, has been on the rise in recent years. This is due to several factors, including the growth of e-commerce and the increased need for goods to be transported across the country. As a result, trucking companies are in a prime position to benefit from this…
DetailsAs the trucking industry looks ahead to Q2 of 2023, there are a number of trends and developments that companies should be aware of and prepared for. Here are just a few of the things that trucking companies should keep in mind as they plan for the coming months. One of the biggest trends that…
DetailsAs was to be expected, freight demand dropped drastically in December 2022 due to the holidays. Neither shippers nor carriers wanted to deal with moving their goods between Christmas and New Year’s Eve. The New Year’s Day holiday falling on a Monday has kept the Outbound Tender Volume Index (OTVI), a seven-day moving average of…
DetailsThis year has been nothing short of amazing. Alike years past, full of all sorts of ups and downs. It wouldn’t be a year though if it wasn’t both exciting and also challenging. That is the beauty of the trucking industry though. You never know what tomorrow will bring. We wanted to reflect on 2022…
DetailsSelf-driving trucks are most definitely the future. While imperfections in design and other things seem to exist, overall it is a far more beneficial option all-around, more effective, efficient, and lucrative for trucking companies. In a previous article, we talked about and extrapolated myths about whether or not self-driving trucks will eventually put truckers out…
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