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On Wednesday, November 10, 2021 the United States Marine Corps turns 246 years old. The Marine Corps dates back to the Revolutionary War, when the Second Continental Congress established the Continental Marines on November 10, 1775.

As diesel prices increase the price of shipping goes up. Read more to find out how this affects you the driver.

In 1972, the Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Elmo Zumwalt, designated October 13 as the Navy's official birthday. It was commemorated to reinforce the pride and professionalism in the Naval Service. Here at Tarpstop we would like to take this time to wish a Happy Birthday to that branch of our armed forces and thank the all those who bravely serve, or have served, to keep our country safe.

As diesel prices increase the price of shipping goes up. Read more to find out how this affects you the driver.

Truck drivers are the backbone of America bringing you the product, food, packages and everything else you have delivered. Check out all the reasons that you should take a moment this week and thank a truck driver today.

Twenty years ago, on September 11, 2001, our nation...and the world was changed. In an instant. From the unspeakable horror to the extraordinary heroism of that day, nothing would ever be the same...

As we move towards the last few months of the year, the supply chain issues that drivers, businesses, and customers have had to deal with all year don’t look to be going away anytime soon. But is help...

When choosing the right system for you, it can sometimes seem like a daunting experience. If you are an owner operator thinking of getting a system to make flatbedding easier....

The speed limiter rule has been under consideration, in one form or another, for more than a decade. The proposed legislation has been referred to a committee of jurisdiction for consideration.

The events of the last eighteen months or so have been rough on everyone, the latest being the rapidly-rising inflation situation. From shortages, rising costs of materials (such as lumber, steel, aluminum, and polyethylene) to increases in fuel prices contributing to the situation, the trucking industry has been hit just as hard as anyone.