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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Can Trucking Be Your Superpower? How Trucking Improved My Creativity and Work Quality
Introduction In the fast-paced world of the traditional American workplace, finding moments of tranquility and intellectual creativity can be a challenge. However, for those seeking an unconventional yet effective approach, a trucking sabbatical might just be the key to unlocking new levels of creativity and work quality. This blog explores the transformative journey of a
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On the Road to Success: The Crucial Elements of Running Your Trucking Business
Introduction For those embarking on the exciting journey of obtaining their own authority (or what I like to call ‘Freedom authority’) in the trucking industry, this blog post serves as a compass, guiding you through the essential skills needed to drive while running your own business from the road. I believe there to be five
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Strategies for Positive Interactions with Law Enforcement
Introduction For the most part, police officers have approached me with respect. However, since embracing the life of a truck driver, I’ve observed a shift in the initial tone of these encounters which raises some concerns. In exploring the dynamics of these interactions, it becomes evident that our response as truck drivers plays a crucial