Driver Resources
Practical trucking resources built by truckers, for truckers — load securement guides, a securement material library, truck maintenance and safety references, driver stories, and a knowledge base to help you run safer and smarter on the road.
Load Securement Guides
Real load securement setups shared by working truckers — how to safely secure coils, pipe, machinery, lumber and steel on flatbeds and step decks, with the number of chains, straps and corner protectors used.
Explore →Securement Material Library
A reference library of securement materials and equipment: chains, straps, binders, edge and corner protectors, tarps and more — what each is for and how it keeps a load compliant and safe.
Explore →Truck Driver Stories
Honest stories from the road — life on the road, hard lessons, wins and setbacks — written by drivers. Real experience you can learn from and relate to.
Explore →Trucking Forums
Ask questions, get truck driver advice, find drivers and owner-operators, post jobs and opportunities, and share road reports with the Truckers BS community.
Explore →TruckersBS TV
Original trucking documentaries, driver stories and road reports — real stories from real drivers, streaming free.
Explore →Regulations Reference
A starting point for orientation on trucking regulations and requirements. Always confirm the rules that apply to you with the authoritative source (FMCSA/DOT, provincial/state authorities, your carrier).
Explore →TBS Road Support
Community fundraisers supporting truck drivers in need — medical, accident, family, funeral and getting-home support, raised and verified by the trucking community.
Explore →Load Share
Post and find freight loads across the trucking community — connecting drivers, dispatchers and brokers.
Explore →Safety & Maintenance
Truckers BS is an informational community resource, not a substitute for professional training, your carrier's procedures, or applicable regulations. Load securement content is a reference for drivers who already have required training. Always follow FMCSA/DOT and provincial or state requirements, manufacturer guidance, and your company's policies when securing a load, maintaining your truck, and planning your trip.