Dec 31, 2020

Welcoming 2021

And so it has come, the end of 2020. We look back at the year filled with challenges and opportunities. Trucker Path started the year by prioritizing app improvements such as new features and performance tweaks. We are also honored to have collaborated with truckers towards ironing out bugs, issues, and feature requests.

We are glad to be of service in the trying times of the year, especially when COVID19 happened. The trucking industry soldiered on and Trucker Path remained committed to providing premium services for truck drivers and also introducing COVID19 specific features and resources.

With the coming new year comes a new hope for a new beginning. It is also a time for resolutions, and whether or not you always stick to yours, this is a great time to commit to positive new habits. Consider adding the following commitments to your 2021 resolution list!

Eat healthier meals

Drink more water

Allocate more time for wellness/fitness

Gain additional endorsements / certifications (Hazmat, etc)

Learn a new skill

We, at Trucker Path, will continue to strive to provide the best trucking features for our truckers who keep our economy going. We truly appreciate the hard work and dedication you have done to ensure that shelves are stocked and we have food on our tables.

We wish you all a Happy New Year! Truck strong this 2021!

How are you spending your New Year? Share in in the comments below.

By Trucker Path

Christmas for Truckers [p][b]Christmas for Truckers[/b][/p] [p]Trucking is a demanding job that requires round the clock commitment. It is often several months before truck drivers can meet their friends and family, which also means that most truckers spend their time on the road during Thanksgiving, Christmas, and other major holidays. [/p] [p]However, there is no need to worry if you are a truck driver out on the field during the holiday season. There are still ways to enjoy the Christmas spirit.[/p] <h2></h2> [p][b]Christmas on the Road [/b][/p] [p]You are not alone during the holidays, especially with all the other truckers who share the same grief. There are always a few feasts going on at truck stops, where you can either eat for free or get massive discounts. [/p] [p]You may also enjoy a delicious Christmas dinner with your family and friends before or after Christmas Day. It is not necessary to match the exact dates since it is the thought that counts. [/p] [p]So, this Thanksgiving, we’d like to give thanks to our hard working truckers out there. Because of you, we enjoy delicious Thanksgiving meals and have goodies to look forward to every Black Friday. If we bought it, truckers brought it. [/p] <h2></h2> [p][b]Trucker Gift Suggestions[/b][/p] [p]Here are some gift suggestions you may give to fellow truckers.[/p] <li>Weighted Blanket - These blankets can help calm a restless body, reduce feelings of anxiety, and improve sleep troubles.</li> [img src="https://truckerpath.com/uploads/2020/12/tp-blog-christmas_for_truckers_2020-1.jpg" alt=""] <li>Beanie Hat - Helps warm during winter</li> [img src="https://truckerpath.com/uploads/2020/12/tp-blog-christmas_for_truckers_2020-2.jpg" alt=""] <li>Personalized Mud Flaps - Drive in style with these. </li> <h2></h2> [img src="https://truckerpath.com/uploads/2020/12/mudlflapstp1.jpg" alt=""] <h2></h2> [p][b]Final Thoughts[/b][/p] [p]This Christmas, if you can’t be with family, there are a lot of ways to still enjoy the holiday mood. You can make this Christmas memorable by giving others some gifts, planning a delightful Christmas dinner with your best trucking buddies, or volunteering together at a truck stop to make the rookie drivers feel at home. Christmas is a time to be grateful for all the blessings you have received all year. Counting your blessings and thinking about all the good things that happened to you in the past year can help promote positivity and good vibes. [/p] [p]Lastly, all of us from Trucker Path, would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas! [/p] [p]How will you spend your Christmas? Share your plans in the comments section below. [/p] <h2></h2> <h2></h2> [p][b]By Aldous Aldwin[/b][/p]

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