Research & Reports
Working Drivers Aren’t Moving (Here’s Why)
Freight volumes and spot rates are climbing. Fleets are still competing for drivers, but interest in truck driving jobs continues to fall. So what’s happening? We break down the latest
Bad Reputations Aren’t Built. They’re Inherited.
Recruiting problems rarely appear overnight. They creep in through small decisions, accepted shortcuts, and processes that slowly become “the way we’ve always done it.”
In this episode of Recruiting Roundup,
Why Are Bad Fleet Reputations So Hard to Fix?
The Recruiting Roundup examines why negative perceptions can linger long after changes are made, what drivers actually pay attention to when evaluating fleets, and why reputation may be one of
Recruiting Competition is Rising. Driver Interest is Falling.
Driver interest continues to decline while recruiting competition intensifies. In this month’s 30 Day Reset, we examine rising lead costs, increased hiring activity, driver sentiment toward recruiting experiences, and the
Drivers Say They Hate AI … But the Data Says Otherwise
In this month’s Recruiting Roundup, we break down new driver survey data around AI usage, perception, search behavior, and what it could mean for recruiting teams moving forward.
The biggest
Freight Market Strength Returns … But Fleets Still Feel Pressure | 30 Day Reset
While freight conditions improve, fleets are dealing with rising recruiting costs, ongoing uncertainty overseas, and changing driver behavior.
The Tech Check | Q1 2026
In this update, we break down what’s actually happening in the technician market—and why lower costs aren’t translating into easier hiring.
Your Next Hire Might Be Hanging Up Right Now
Picture this. A driver is parked between loads, looking for their next job. They pull up a few postings, compare lanes and pay, and then make a real commitment. They
You’re Losing Drivers Before You Even Talk to Them
Most fleets think they have a driver shortage. They don’t. They have a response problem. Drivers today aren’t waiting around. If you miss the call, delay the follow-up, or create