A 2006 first-person account described widespread unethical practices in trucking. Since then ELDs and regulatory updates reduced some risks, but pressure on drivers and disputed employment records remain concerns.
An ethical will is a personal legacy of values, stories, and advice that complements a legal will. It can be written, recorded, or multimedia and shared anytime - at life transitions or end of life.
Ready-made essays and contract cheating persist because many students prioritize credentials over learning. Colleges can reduce demand by redesigning assessments, scaffolding work, and making general-education courses more relevant.
A long-haul driver reflects on poor organizational ethics across trucking - from trainers and dispatchers to union assignment practices - and how technology and personal choices changed his path.