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CDLLife is dedicated to honoring commercial truck drivers by offering them news, insights, and entertainment, along with a break from their daily routines. We aim to highlight the difficulties drivers encounter both on the road and in their lives, while also creating a space for constructive conversations about current issues in the trucking world. Our mission? To celebrate the greatness of truckers!

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  • 6 days ago | cdllife.com | Wimberly Patton

    Check out this video showcasing some old school trucking footage that will make anyone feel nostalgic. From cabovers, to some long-nose rigs you might still see on the road today, this collection of vintage trucking footage showcases the good old days of trucking that we can only dream about these days. Watch the video below.

  • 1 week ago | cdllife.com | Wimberly Patton

    A pickup truck circles back around to clean up after his unsecured load caused a chain reaction crash involving more than one semi truck in this traffic cam video. In the clip, a motorist in a pickup truck towing a utility trailer loses some large item in the road and does not stop. The debris stays strewn across the left lane, and several vehicles are able to avoid it before two tractor trailers and a small car pass through the area at the same time.

  • 1 week ago | cdllife.com | Wimberly Patton

    250 million bees have broken loose from their hives after a semi truck wrecked, spilling its load of bee hives. The accident happened at around 4 a.m. in a rural area near the Canadian border in Whatcom County, Washington on Friday, May 30th. According to KOMO News, the semi truck was loaded with 70,000 pounds of honey bee hives containing approximately 250 million bees.

  • 1 week ago | cdllife.com | Will Jones

    On the CDLLife App, real drivers share their real experiences—the good, the funny, and the helpful. Here’s a highlight of some posts that have been starting conversations in the community this week. One driver braved the caves of Lenexa, KS this week. Underground truckers, that’s a new one. I70 was breathtaking the other night in Colorado, albeit snowy! It was slight more peaceful along 25E KY-TN Cumberland Gap for another driver, who let the window open to hear the cicadas.

  • 1 week ago | cdllife.com | Wimberly Patton

    A trucking company and a power company are both shirking responsibility after a semi truck took down a low-hanging power line in a Houston neighborhood. The incident occurred on Detering Street in the Rice Military neighborhood of Houston, Texas, earlier this month. According to Click2Houston, the semi truck, operating for 6G Transport, drove down Detering Street and struck some low-hanging power lines.

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