Welcome to the White Glove Trucking Blog
Hi! I am EJay Anderson, ex-Congressional auditor turned long-haul truck blogger and owner of White Glove Trucking and writer of The White Glove Trucking Blog. As an independent trucking entrepreneur, I discovered how to truck happy and wealthy and want to help others do the same.
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Comparison of Old Truck vs New Truck Reveals Truck Profitability Tier Levels and Strategies to Successfully Truck Independently Retire Early (TIRE)
Introduction In a previous post, I documented the purchase of my new truck and stated that I would do a performance follow-up. This followup delves deep into trucking profitability. In this comprehensive analysis, I explore nuances between new and used truck profitability, profitability tiers in the trucking industry, and strategies to optimize success as an
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Trucking Independently Retire Early (TIRE): Trucking and the New Definition of Retirement
Confused How I Describe This New Trucking Bliss When I first started trucking, I didn’t know how to describe my new state of blissful employment. On the one hand, I was still working, and working at a job with some pretty long hours. On the other hand, after leaving a stressful 9 to 5 job,
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How I Handled a NYC Idling Violation
Introduction Anyone who has read my blog posts knows that I am very strict when it comes to idling. However on a hot day in NYC when I only planned to idle for a short time to cool off and freshen up before visiting my family, I received an air and noise idling violation in
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A Prayer to Truck Your Best Life
Blessed Eisenhower, thank you for bestowing these great roads on our great land and providing us these paths to joy and prosperity. We only need take them. Thank you America for a path to true freedom by providing such a wonderful way to make a living. For being such a great canvas of beauty. Such
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The Trucker’s Ultimate Guide to Sleeping Well On the Road
Introduction: The Importance of Sleep on Health, Happiness, and Safety Sleep is important for everyone, but it’s even more important for us truck drivers because the nature of our job can act as a direct nemesis to getting a good night’s sleep. For truck drivers, sleep is such an important facet of our well-being, happiness,