Truck driver shortage has industry concerned
Older generation retiring faster than replacements take the wheel
By WALKER MOSKOP
STAFF WRITER
July 2011,
Image via WikipediaDespite the growing demand for fuel, San Antonio-based Coastal Transport Co. is having trouble picking up more business.
It has enough trucks. It just needs to hire more drivers. A simple solution, right?
Across the country, trucking companies wish the situation were that straightforward. But as the need for truckers is growing, the labor pool is contracting.
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