truck-drivers

Long-haul professionals

Truck-drivers is the plural of truck-driver, a person who operates a truck professionally, transporting goods over roads.

The hyphenated form is less common than the open compound truck drivers, but both appear in print.

Long-haul truck-drivers spend days on the road between destinations.

occupation

haulers

Those who transport goods

lifestyle

highway

Major road for travel

nomadic · motels · caffeine · showers · roadside · cross-country

culture

convoy

Guarded traveling group

chrome · Peterbilt · Kenworth · mudflaps · airhorns · decals · pride · brotherhood · camaraderie

labor

unions

Combinations or confederations

regulations · strikes · overtime · benefits · pensions · turnover · fatigue · exploitation · dispatchers · deadlines

health

fatigue

Weariness from prolonged exertion

hypertension · loneliness · alertness · stress · posture

Opposites
role in logistics

truck-driversdispatchers

Those who send out

transport mode

truck-driversbike messengers

Delivery workers on bicycles

ship captains · sailors · pedestrians

workplace mobility

truck-driversoffice workers

Indoor professional employees

factory workers · receptionists · bank tellers · librarians · cashiers

Family

drive, truck, driven, driver, driving, drove, drives, trucks, drivers

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G