What it's like to be a woman in the trucking industry

Since 1995, our presidents have issued a series of  proclamations designating March as Women’s History Month. This month is dedicated to the contributions women have made to the United States, as well as celebrating specific achievements they have made throughout various fields. 

At Storey, this month means so much more. Not only do we want to celebrate women as a whole, but we’d also like to celebrate the women who have contributed so much to our company and have set a new standard for the trucking industry. 

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10 Tips for New Drivers

Starting your career as a driver can be both exciting and challenging. Whether you’re hitting the road for the very first time or switching gears to driving transfer trucks, we’ve gathered up 10 essential tips to help you navigate the highways of the field!

Read on and let’s gear up for a successful journey ahead.

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5 New Year’s Resolutions for Truck Drivers

Happy New Year, Storey family! As tradition goes, it’s time to make some new year’s resolutions that you may or may not keep. Like, joining a new gym or becoming a Michelin star chef. 

Not to worry! We’ve compiled some totally practical new year’s resolutions that you can accomplish on the road.

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Honoring Our Veterans

At the heart of our great nation, there are unsung heroes who have dedicated their lives to preserving the freedoms we hold dear. They are the brave souls who have donned the uniform, faced unimaginable challenges and put their lives on the line to protect the American way of life.

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What Spooks a Truck Driver?

We compiled a list of the most common fears drivers have while out on the road and came up with some solutions to alleviate any stress and anxiety. Always remember, your mental and physical health are the top priorities on and off the road.

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Recap: Driver Appreciation 2023

Each year, we host our truck drivers and their loved ones at our headquarters in Henagar, AL for Driver Appreciation Week. While this is a nationally recognized week, we like to put our own spin on it at Storey.

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Safety First: Dos and Don’ts of DOT Inspections

At Storey Trucking, we steer our drivers with a safety-first mentality. We complete our annual inspection on all equipment, regularly maintain our trucks in house, train our drivers to stay up to date on inspection guidelines and make ourselves available as a resource to our drivers.

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August Team Player Highlight

Growth is the driving force behind any successful company. We are proud of each and every Storey employee that continues to move us forward. Together we are stronger and appreciate each and every one of you.

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March Team Player Highlight

Storey Trucking knows that it takes a TEAM to keep things running smoothly day to day. This month we are recognizing local driver, Derrick Anderson for his positive attitude and eagerness to help every day.

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Recruiting for Success

Storey’s interpretation of success isn’t defined by profitability or even growth. Measuring employee satisfaction, customer relationships and maintaining stability are most important when quantifying our achievements. The common factor required for reaching these goals is effective communication, which is most evident during our recruitment process. We could not recruit, nor retain the talent here at Storey without the communication strategies implemented by our famed recruiter, Steve Berryman.

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January Team Player Highlight

Storey Trucking knows that it takes a TEAM to keep things running smoothly day to day. This month we are recognizing Sally Swindle and Randy Thompson for their professionalism and eagerness to work together to further build the business.

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December Team Player Highlight

Storey Trucking knows that it takes a TEAM to keep things running smoothly day to day. This month we are recognizing Tim Echols for staying positive and making the best out of a difficult situation.

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