How legacy tech can hurt recruitment and retention for long-haul trucking companies
Legacy in-cab technology won't attract cream-of-the-crop long-haulers, especially as younger drivers enter this unique workforce.
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Legacy in-cab technology won't attract cream-of-the-crop long-haulers, especially as younger drivers enter this unique workforce.
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