Tuesday, 26 May 2015 00:00

Dedicated Routes - Trucking Jobs

There are many benefits of working as a truck driver; great pay and benefits, stable income, a new adventure every day at work! Despite the great benefits and pay of a CDL driver, some people dismiss the thought of a career in logistics due to the misconception that they will not be able to spend time with their loved ones. At Bancroft & Sons, we are a trucking company that ensures our employees get to spend time with their friends and family. We do this by establishing dedicated routes, which leads to consistent and reliable time at home. You can…
Wednesday, 29 April 2015 00:00

Technology on the Road

We understand that providing the right equipment for our employees really makes a difference. As an employee of Bancroft & Sons trucking company, you will drive the best trucks available with state-of-the-art equipment. Check out some of the technology our drivers use every day:   Teletrac GPS Fleet Tracking Software Teletrac provides interactive fleet management software that makes tracking fleets extremely easy and accurate! Features include electronic driver logs, on-board navigation, lane guidance and two-way messaging. PC Miler This software allows our drivers to focus on driving, by providing expert routing and mileage solutions. EZ Pass & PrePass Our drivers…
Thursday, 26 March 2015 00:00

Team Truck Driving Career

  Are you considering team truck driving as a career? Whether you’re new to truck driving or you’re an experienced individual driver, there are many things to consider. For those who are unfamiliar, team driving is a term for when two people take turns driving and managing a shipment. This career is very popular for couples who work in the logistics industry. Here are some benefits that we see in our truck driving teams at Bancroft & Sons! Working as a truck driving team means that you’ll be able to cover more miles. This usually means being assigned routes of…
Tuesday, 08 October 2013 00:00

9 Winter Driving Tips for Truckers

There are no secrets when it comes to winter driving. If there’s ice on the road, it’s dangerous. The big truck flying past you at 55 mph when everyone else is crawling along at 15 or 20 mph doesn’t have the inside track on the winter roadways. You’re liable to see him in the median a few miles up the road. If you’re driving on ice, you won’t know it until you need to stop. It doesn’t matter if you’re in a sedan, a 4-wheel drive or a big rig: brakes are the great equalizer.  Here are the 9 tips:
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