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Professional driving career in the discussion this week Big Rigs, the need for places that a Big Rig can safely stop and refuel, plus careers in driving have been in the news this week. Women drivers were highlighted in this article. Hearing the point of view from a training center owner helps highlight the increasingly professional career status of the job formerly called 'truck driver' or 'commercial driver'. And it agrees with Mr. Hale's note that drivers deserve respect. Comments re article 84153 Mark Hale Columbia has an opportunity for nice truck stop This story was posted on 2016-07-01 22:49:23
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