"Big Rig" FULL Movie

Big Rig (2008) is a documentary film by Doug Pray about long-haul truck drivers. The film consists of a series of interviews with different drivers, focusing on both their personal life stories and also the life and culture of truck drivers in the United States.
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[@mwalker3547]

From a trucker with 32 years of experience, this documentary is right on point.

[@jackyblue67same10]

My daddy was a truck driver all his working life til the day he passed on .I have the upmost respect for these big trucks out on the road .God Bless the truckers!

[@augustusshook2881]

I ran during the old days. 3.5 million miles, times were rough then but now I do not how you can do it and give your family just what they need. Its hard work and long hours. God Bless you guys for bringing all my needs

[@jennifercapps105]

@Hello Augustus how are you doing

[@augustusshook2881]

@@jennifercapps105 Doing ok. Hope you doing well

[@rojasjessica1653]

Hello Augustus how are you doing

[@WhoWantsToKnow69]

America gives thanks to literally everyone but truck drivers. American soldiers may have fought for our freedom but truck drivers keep us alive. America!

[@3.3gen]

The reference to American soldiers is irrelevant to truck drivers. They just simply don't compare but kudos to the truck drivers...

[@3.3gen]

Truck Drivers... But the hardship of trucking still doesn't compare to the hardship of what are troops go through.

[@3.3gen]

Well in that case, yes they are both equal. A truck drives chooses trucking as their job/career knowing the hardships it entails. Are members in the armed forces choose that as their job/career but where the difference comes in is what they do for a living. A truck driver drives around all day. Are troops, I’m sure you know are different. As I said in the comments I appreciate our truckers and I do think they are under appreciated. But the work they do does not compare to the work are troops do.

[@3.3gen]

compare that to our troops

[@Fish-bq5ge]

Think about this.. Without truckers, we wouldn't be a nation worth protecting.

[@mridhulapavithran1944]

Man these guys deserve much more respect. Thanks to all the truckers who keeps the country running.

[@TheSuperlobo34]

As a former trucker that had to find a more stable job due to the economy, this doc really hit it right on the head. I Love how nothing is sugar coated. Very nice!

[@redshift912]

What are you doing now if you don’t mind me asking ?

[@TheSuperlobo34]

@@redshift912 I drive a brown truck for UPS. Now I let somebody else deal with all the drama. I service a 5 mile route. Home every night. It's great!

[@Bigbigpoopi]

​@@TheSuperlobo34 RPCD or Feeders?

[@bobbybushwhacker]

​@TheSuperlobo34 to each their own. I love staying in different places. And the pay is good idk what your talking about. Did you not manage your money properly?

[@ATSF1927]

I drove an old Diamond T in 1945 with an ole contiental engine, the trucking world has changed a lot more from what can imagine. They have great looking trucks, I don't know how they survive with the fuel cost, in 1941 I was paying 5 cents a gallon for gasoline. Keep up the great work truckers.

[@schneiderjobs]

I enjoyed the documentary. Truck drivers are the backbone of this country. We should never lose that focus. Trucking has its peaks and valleys, as with any profession, but it is highly noble and it keeps our economy moving. Travel safe out there, drivers. Safety first and always. 10-4 -Jim

[@CrazyCanuck91]

Jacek was my favorite of all of them. No negativity no whining , nothing. Just full on happy to be alive, happy to have the wheels beneath him and the diesel in his tanks. Rest of them and and alot of drivers these days could take a lesson from him. Roll on jacek

[@suzystone244]

dueltruck700 I've met some amazing people from Poland, Germany, Russia when I was driving years ago. Fabulous experience. Honest hard working people.

[@richarddavidson5505]

@@suzystone244 byNJ

[@whoknows7894]

I just wanna know the song that's playing in the background

[@mohammmadm.b9615]

@@suzystone244 and iranian truck drivers in usa .

[@denkotov5538]

@@whoknows7894 Kombii - Pokolenie

[@KurtSteiss]

This movie was made in 2008, and of course I-35 in Oklahoma is still under construction today...

[@zazajgenti5106]

I agree, I hate going to Oklahoma, every highway is under construction for 15 years at least.

[@fauxfox7209]

Really?? I walked from okc to norman ok, and it was under construction... in 2006

[@profstein-bq2tc]

seems as if one person works and everyone else watches during road construction

[@timhuffman8954]

Can

[@PedalToTheMetal61888]

...i worked for Sitton-Motor-Lines-''out of Joplin-MO....I-44...into OKLAHOMA*City TRUCK STOP was also a ...mess...!!...

[@faithismespeaks6848]

In loving memory of Richard Henderson, I thank all you truckers for all you do. Richard used to always tell me he hated what he referred to as 90 day wonders, screwing everything up for the real professionals. Richard had 2 million accident free miles in his career as a truck driver. A pretty impressive feat even by todays standards. Once again, for all you professional truckers, you keep America moving, I thank you, and America thanks you! Merry Christmas, and may you be kept safe, at any time you are away from your families back home. Keep on Trucking! MJ from western Colorado.

[@rollthedice54]

Watching this film in Feb 2022 has a very special meaning. Praise to the Truckers! You all keep the world going! Thank you a Million!

[@MOCCALDI1966]

After watching this documentary/Movie, I have an unbelievable amount of respect for all our truckers!!! God Bless Them All For What They Do!!

[@robertsmitherman9070]

I've ALWAYS Loved This Movie,Bought It On DVD YEARS Ago‼️

[@ronaldbutler1630]

Thank God for trucking..22 years in and it has been a true blessing in my life!

[@incheon]

Total respect to the drivers. I can't believe I did this for 3 years. I still don't know how I did it. To those who keep doing this, God Bless you!!

[@ironbird72]

There's no god to bless anyone. If you don;t like the road and driving it is probably not a job for you

[@geranimojess]

Thanks Doug for sharing "Big Rig" with us. I'm a retired Trucker from Ireland and my one regret is never having had the opportunity to drive in the US but your Documentary gave me the grand Tour in the driving seat which I really enjoyed and listening to the Drivers stories was an added bonus. I wish all you Lads and Ladies safe Driving and be careful out there. Dave...........alias "Big D"

[@luckyfinds1]

One of the BEST movies about real America and it's real people I have ever seen. You have hit the nail right on the head. Just a GREAT movie. THANK YOU !!!! God Bless the truckers. I am Inspired !!!

[@jennifercapps105]

@Hello Joe how are you doing

[@MarkHerrmann-wf2yq]

Excellent documentary! I grew up in a trucking family and this really hit home. My grandfather George Herrmann owned his own small firm from Onalaska WI. My dad and his brothers drove their entire lives. I never wanted to drive, but could if needed, the stress would kill me though!

[@fractaljack]

Thanks for posting this. Excellent film. And thank you, truckers for keeping America running!

[@TimothyMichaels]

Old truckers never die, they just get a new Peterbilt 😉

[@nooneimportanttoyou5050]

Kenworth W900!!!😁

[@ThejohnnyZzzz]

Jack, they should have given him way more time in the documentary, such a positive guy,

[@robgaughan]

I earned my CDL in 2014 after 20 years in construction, this was one of the first films I found on Trucking, and in 2024, it still holds up.

[@michaelscott1969]

Yup got mine march 2014 and have almost 900000 miles

[@GazzaJAnimal]

Truckers the world over do a great job. Respect to you all!

[@1954crc]

I've always had a respect for truckers and now I have all the more.I was a little surprised that female truckers are disrespected. Women already proved themselves. Great video. Thanks for the posting.

[@jennifercapps105]

@Hello Robert how are you doing

[@1954crc]

@@jennifercapps105 I'm just fine.I hope yours is likewise,Ms.Capps.

[@jennifercapps105]

@@1954crc good I hope we can get to know each other and can you suggest a place we can talk off here if you don’t mind

[@1954crc]

@@jennifercapps105 What do you suggest?

[@jennifercapps105]

@@1954crc oh okay this’s my [e-mail] write me there or you can send me yours if you don’t mind

[@jeffeverett830]

Been driving over 30 years and now done. I really enjoyed watching this!!

[@grollop]

Yup. Me too. Heart attack recently has changed my life....for the better. No more striving to please the boss. My time now. Good luck to you all.

[@nightfly33]

Thank you for 90 minutes of superb and insightful entertainment. Well made, nicely soundtracked, and never laborious. A bit shout to all truckers from England! Respect.

[@rgdouglass]

I just graduated from trucking school at age 43. I got my CDL two days ago and am looking to start driving either this week or the week following Christmas. The experiences I've had with truck drivers, so far, are good ones. The truckers I know love their country and know that they play a huge role in keeping the country running. I look at my future in trucking as a way I will be able to serve my nation.

[@margiemarcum5968]

I'm a 17 year old female and am looking to join the military after high school as an 88M (Motor Transport Operator). I used to ride with my dad in his truck over the road when I was younger and I loved it. If I end up joining and liking the MOS I would gladly be a trucker in the civilian world when I get out!

[@margiemarcum5968]

***** Right. I expect to pay my dues with any job I have to show my worth, and I'll be happy to do that!

[@XGiveMeLibertyX]

Would love to see a big rig 2!

[@regularcabdad4474]

They are tryna make it but the film crew is getting bogged down from elogs.

[@raymondbradley6788]

My brothers I just wanted to say thank you for what you do.

[@brenandbruiser9885]

What about sisters?

[@gayleharrelson579]

truck drivers take a lot of heat doing what they do everyday to bring us the things we need I solute you ALL for your service.

[@FLAME4564]

so true mate so true. I mean America aint the only country that has relied on trucks and the trucking industry. Truck drivers have done a lot of great service for other countries such as Australia, UK and other countries were trucks and the trucking industry has had time to expand to. So indeed kudos and amen to all those amazing truck drivers that work their asses off to bring all of us the essentials that we all need aswell as luxuries and entertainment goods we all enjoy Truckers my kudos goes out to all you blokes out there in America and all other countries that have relied on trucks.

[@chrislaymon3316]

I thank God everyday for the ability to drive my truck safely up and down the highway as well as my fellow safe drivers.

[@OldeSchoolTrucking]

Out of all the trucking flims that came out in the late 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, this is by far spot on what truck drivers go through on a daily basis.

[@bulruq]

As a former long-haul trucker with 14 years and over 2 million miles experience I can say this is the most accurate portrayal of the life I've yet seen. I quit driving in 2008 after getting involved with a NIGHTMARE of a company called "K&B" out of Sioux City, Iowa. They were so bad that the DOT had shut them down a year before I hired on! If I had known that then I might still be driving today.

[@Oldsoul72]

So you driven 3000 miles every week for 14 years? You are full of shyt boy. There’s always one super trucker with some bullshit experience story to say. Gfym

[@NotchNate]

They’re still around.

[@walkerbelle]

I spent 35+ years of my life in a rig and believe me when I tell you that it's a life style, not just a job. Folks think it's an easy life and truckers make a bundle but it's not like that anymore, or at least not when I retired in 2010. When I started driving back in 1979, I hauled coal in the tri-state area of OH, PA & WV just to get the feel of local and freeway running until I felt comfortable enough for the open road and after 4 years of local running I took a job with an O/O who eventually sold me one of his trucks and from that point on I went independent When the cost of fuel started going thru the roof and maintenance cost got out of hand, I leased my truck to another driver and I began driving for a pretty good outfit out of Cedar Rapids where I worked also as a trainer for them for a year & a half until I crawled out of the sleeper birth one night late and the gal I was training was rolling along at 70 mph with fog so thick you couldn't even see to the end of the headlight beams and I about killed her! That ended my days as a trainer and finally I finished my last 5 years in the business working for an outfit out of San Diego, CA as their Safety Director and Director of Training which was a pretty sweet job. I had a nice cushy desk job, driving a new company p/u, wearing some real nice looking tailored suits but I loved it because I was still around the rigs. I always thought I would miss it like crazy when it was coming close to retirement time for me simply because it was all I knew and even though I did miss it for a short time, recalling those nasty winters running the northern corridor and up into Canada all those years the missing soon faded and I've been enjoying my retirement ever since. Oh, I still read my huge library of OTR magazines and I'm sure some recall that great trucker's magazine "Overdrive" that had the "Model of the Month" contest which I entered a few times and twice actually made it in the magazine with 1st place one year and 3rd place another year. I still build my stash of the nice "old school" AMT and ERTL model kits for the rigs & trailers so I guess the trucking never really leaves us after all, lol. Great little flick, thanks for the upload.

[@rummagingchaos]

I cannot wait to get out there. Every time I think about it the more anxious I am to go. The road is calling my name

[@rev.randall2292]

All I wanted to do since gradeschool , I fell in love with them trucks , and a lifestyle portrayed in all them old truckin albums just shut up in my room , lisrening and dreaming. I will miss driving truck till my last breath , but not ALL the rules , regs , cost , and stupidity thats grown worse every year , no sir. Theres a pattern that started years ago , and trucking was not immune. Everytime theres a good job that might let you get ahead of the game a little , that you dont mind doing. Someone will ALWAYS find a way to ruin it in the name of making it better and progression.. salute drivers , and God Bless.

[@SuperMrmexicandude]

Ever since I was a little boy, ive loved these trucks, the way they sound, the way they looked on the open road. I always saw them on the highway with their lights turned on latenight with my favorite music on its a magical feeling arriving to a different city. Ive always thought of this as a fun job.

[@BigBoyO56]

Wow. This video has brought so much warmth and joy to my heart. I am 16 and hope you get into the trucking business someday. I have always saluted truckers, and always will.

[@Nightrider516.]

Marlon Thomas Jr by now you should have a cdl 🙏🏽😂

[@colinmackay92]

Claud is the true OG. Love that guy

[@CycleCruza]

It's a shame some dudes have to be disrespectful to women. Cool to see women truckers.

[@jon-paulcooper8336]

CycleCruza I enjoy your channel CC! Drive truck for a living. Pay cash for everything now. Currently ride 07 GSXR 1k. My old Honda RC51 was my favorite.

[@CycleCruza]

jon-paul cooper Thanks! Awesome! You are smart to avoid loans and debt. Nice bike! Have fun riding!

[@PedalToTheMetal61888]

...''What's Cooler to see is ""Woman & Her Baby Sister DRIVING ...120 inch sleeper and OWNER-OPERATORS ...still not sure what they was ''Hauling''...!!...you go-Girls''...

[@greeneyes8041]

My mom was one of the best truck drivers in the 80's before women really started driving trucks.

[@wolfman4u1]

and now woman golfers ?

[@CRAPO2011]

Would love to see a Big Rig 2 to see industry changes in the decade. From what I hear right now OTR driver turnover is 80%.

[@thomyg425]

The time from this golden decade is definately over,when you see the trucking industry today is the only solution to run away..stay safe

[@CRAPO2011]

@@thomyg425 Left your trucking job?

[@jtc1947]

I had ( say had) a pen-pal who was an a driver for CONWAY. Guess people would say OTR? I loved to hear him talk about the road but I'm sure that it's not an easy life. Trying to move goods from point A to point B in a minimum of time with the conditions and COSTS that truckers face would be a night-mare for most people. Takes courage and dedication to drive the BIG RIGS. We better be THANKFUL that there are PEOPLE out there willing to do it.

[@dylanruppert4547]

I'd much rather be a truck driver than anything else

[@PedalToTheMetal61888]

...i just have one QUESTION about that "'Momma"' wanted me to be FIREFIGHTER-FIREMAN''...Daddy-wanted me to learn ''Masondry''...Drive those BiG--LUMBER--TRUCKS-"' & BUILD HOUSES like they did back in the day ......so i GUESS i pretty much forfilled everybody's DREAM when i RE-TURNED HOME FROM ...""VietNAM''...Took to TRUCKING and was PULLING OVER-SIZED-LOADS ""T's"'-and MOBILE-HOMES:: so now is everybody ''Happy''...!!...

[@witenoise78]

Ok

[@hamishkay3010]

Same here

[@colinmackay92]

Same here man. Been driving for two years now and can't see myself doing anything else.

[@thomasbeck9075]

Are you feeling ok?

[@septembersapphire347]

TO ALL THE TRUCKERS OUT THERE ON THE ROAD DAY AFTER DAY, NIGHT AFTER NIGHT.....THANK YOU!!!!👍💓 We can't live life as we know it without YOU!!! BE SAFE AND KEEP ROLLIN'👍💓😇

[@HighwayLand]

thank you

[@darrellanderson1120]

Interesting documentary about truckers. My brother is a retired trucker. God bless the truckers!

[@fanwacker1]

I just want to say thank you to all of the truck drivers that are out on the road every day. After watching this movie my eyes were opened and opened wide.

[@leraginasian]

this was so well made.

[@geezybaby102188]

"Hey, if you like me, you like me. If you don't, it didn't matter." haha quote of the movie right there

[@henson3260]

Thank You to all the hard working truck drivers throughout the world. The trucks are truly amazing. Thank You again.

[@HighwayLand]

this is a wonderful documentary, shows the good and bad of nearly every little thing that goes with trucking. As for me I have been a driver for 3 years now, primarily the I-5 corridor between Portland and Los Angeles, and I love it!

[@randolphjones4814]

God Bless our truckers🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@SICK562CKRISS]

Miss the good ol days where you can relax and smoke a cigarette after a delicious meal inside a diner.

[@ronalddaurosr9686]

SICK562CKRISS don't miss the day some inconsiderate mutt smoked while I was trying to enjoy MY delicious meal.

[@sbavc4929]

Your stupidity might get you before lung cancer.

[@dominickjustave3558]

Yes

[@dominickjustave3558]

@@ronalddaurosr9686 fu snowflake

[@dominickjustave3558]

@@sbavc4929 stfu Karen

[@shawnrogers8393]

I carry a cb and an amature radio in my car, so i can hear and chat with drivers for respect, ive worked a few privately owned truck stops.. Massive respect

[@rolandmalcome6684]

well well to all of you big rig drivers ...!!! I just want to say thank you ... for bringing me every thing I have used these last 4 years ... because i live the easy life now I don't have to drive anymore ... every now and then I will hang out with you gentelmen . just to get my lungs filled with desiel fuel ... thank you // 10-4

[@yamahonkawazuki]

love that husband and wife group. they've both got great attitudes. sure he made a mistake, and shes forgiven him. as one says during marriage ceremony, " for richer, or pooer, better or worse til death do us part" theyre living that. and GOD bless all of you on the road. what you do, ( what I did) keeps America, and the world afloat.

[@eliXerxes]

Thanks for that comment whomever you are

[@joeyboyp1000]

Great documentary, good production, nice tunes, well worth a watch

[@anddyyxx]

amazing doc. thank you and god bless to all the truckers and their families~

[@kbeam418]

You have my full respect. I'm fifteen soon to be sixteen love to drive but have always loved semi trucks because my grampa worked on them and my Uncle has the same life. I hate how people treat you guys because they have no idea how hard of a life it is, I'll always respect you guys. Try to enjoy your life and enjoy the little things.

[@captnodge]

I'm not a trucker nor American. But I love these story's. Great docu film .great music on board too

[@AccountInactive]

jacek ain't getting nobody on the cb cause he's on 19 instead of 17! Also that song is pokolenie by kombii if anyone's wondering.

[@cuckerdoddle183]

We run 19 up this way

[@chrisadams3668]

@@cuckerdoddle183 Not on the road he was on. Course nowadays nobody has a radio anyway.

[@Isaachsargent]

As a trucker whos been doing this for a year this is awesome documentary

[@marcbloemen2082]

"When it gets in your blood, it's kinda hard to get a 9 to 5 job, ya know" Goddamn, if that ain't the fuckin' truth.

[@sjtom57]

I was forced to leave life on the road long ago thanks to a drunk driver but sure do miss it. Outstanding video!

[@rev2165]

Good storytelling, good sound track, great editing!

[@IKhanNot]

Trucking is not for me but I have always been fascinated by the trucking industry and the people who work in it. I always give big rigs plenty of space on the road and I darn well know what they have to deal with so they get nothing but the highest respect from me.

[@smiley19733301]

I am still driving the greatest job in the world you get to see the world for free and meet different people and make a difference in some people's eyes when you meet them I've been driving for 16 years now and I thank God keep me going and I love Pennsylvania and Laredo Texas

[@josephstone3313]

Just signed myself up to take classes to learn this awesome trade, can't wait.

[@rojasjessica1653]

Hello Joseph how are you doing

[@Connie1Fan]

This was really good. You pulled on my heart strings Thank You brothers and sisters for your sacrifice 🙏

[@bakerboy293]

I'll probably never get too into driving, but damn it makes me proud and brings years to my eyes to know I'm going to be buildin these monsters and helping men like this.

[@dbrown4899]

love claude's outlook on life

[@justaguy452]

100000% respect to all truck drivers, always have and always will.

[@nickaxe771]

UK truck driver here....just found this movie looking forward to watching it.

[@scottcpan68]

Man this is like 2008 and these guys were bitching about DOT regulations, fuel prices and the lack of respect towards drivers. Fast forward to 2023 and drivers are still bitching about the same issues but things are much worse now, especially the DOT regulations. At least back then truckers still had some freedoms, such as paper logs and not having a camera in your face while driving.

[@TheWriterWalker]

Graaayt documentary! I love the modern-day cowboys!

[@baza7008]

what an incredible fascinating Documentary... I especially enjoyed listening to all the amazing stories from all the incredible people in this film and my absolute total respects to each and everyone of you incredible truckers for the astonishing job you all do.👌👍

[@chiefslief1886]

Wow❤ I've always wanted to be a Trucker...they don't get the credits they really deserve! Staying on the road with them big rigs rollin' and making zero mistakes because a mistake can cost lives in traffic.... I have the upmost respect to all them Truckers. They have families too, waiting for them to come home save❤ The Truckers are The Foundation of each Country in the World, thank you❤

[@StrangeAxel]

I think Claude's tale of intentionally crashing his truck so he didn't kill anyone, was very brave and heroic. I'm getting there with my CDL, and I already know there's a lot of split-second thinking you have to do on the road. When I have my first drive shaft break, I'll think of him.

[@heinzkitzvelvet]

I fell in love with Buck 65's music because of this film. I drive a tank yanker in the Texas oilfields and there ain't no money in it out here either. I mean $50,000 for a first year driver really is way above average. But there are just too many trucks out here now, not enuff work for all of them and the cost of living is absolutely outrageous! So 50 grand really felt like 20 in any other town with a reasonable cost of living.

[@johnstrohsnitter3037]

I work for stop&shop so i respect the truck drivers helping them back in to the loading dock and they respect me so keep up the good work and stay safe

[@gibby7233]

THIS IS NOT A MOVIE, IT'S A DOCUMENTARY

[@DancingSpiderman]

Excellent great documentary. If you want to learn something about people and our World, watch this a number of times. These truckers can teach you some things. I watched this doc on Hulu for free also.

[@onkyomitsu4765]

the good times when u could smoke in a restaurant. God Bless Our Truckers. Breaker Breaker 1-9

[@ThatOneVideo1]

There are still a few truck stops that allow it. Mainly in the south. Been to a few in missouri.

[@JayWhite52]

plus the truck stops that have casino's but less and less truck stops are stopping smoking inside

[@Ghost6.2]

10-4 good buddy I have smokey on my back door you have a good one buddy

[@18WheelstoHell]

It's been a couple years since I've been there, but I believe there's a Petro east of Kansas City that allows it.

[@PedalToTheMetal61888]

...@ JERSEY-CiTy-''TRUCKSTOP""...Layover there i sit and smoked ...but i don't believe it was ''cigarette '''WE-WAS-SMOKING""...get my drift...LoL-''''gotta-go''...'''D.O.T.'''-...may be LISTENING""...!!...

[@JayWhite52]

iv just about tried every job out there and can't physically pull of hard labor so I'm gana b driving truck within the next month

[@Xxhermitxxrs]

well how'd it go? did you make it?

[@JayWhite52]

yes sir got my cdl and im in a truck finally and it's worth the money bro

[@flaviuandreinechita4679]

Every job out there haha

[@765kvline]

Powerful and well argued video for the cause of truckers and their families.

[@geraldbentley5781]

Great video really enjoyed, drove myself for 43 years brings up memories 😊😊

[@bredwhite6786]

free I am free...that song rocks even though I can't understand the language it's a good relaxing tune anyone know who it is

[@Daniel-dw9cn]

+bred white The song is called Pokolenie, by "Kombi".

[@yaboyprime614]

Truckers are cool as hell.. watching this gave me a new found respect for them and what they do for our country..to all the truckers out there everyday delivering goods and so fourth i personally want to say i appreciate it thanks This makes me want to be a trucker it looks like alot of fun

[@nelly314]

I would love to know what these guys think of the industry now🤣 I don’t think it ever been this bad.

[@TheJammedToilet]

I wish they would do one of these today for an update…. Crazy to watch how things were

[@ChristopherMahr]

HAHAHAHAHAAAAAaaaaaaaa :'D "Yeah I don't even have a truck. I just went n got a radio I just feel like a truck driver" I lost it... Can't stop laughing.

[@anthonyakers919]

the first talking part in very damn true those trucks don't move we don't get or have shit

[@jamespriest968]

Watching your video brings back memories I have been. where you go 28 years holding a wheel you show safe driving I had6

[@jamespriest968]

I had 6 heartattacks and had to hang it up I was an old school driver give me a shoutout

[@jennifercapps105]

@Hello James how are you doing

[@SuperTrane187]

Much respect to all the truck drivers out there, with out trucking this country would stop. THANKS A LOT

[@davek1775]

just ran across this I started driving right out of high school in 1970 bought a brand new truck and hit the road still have the truck and I just cant see getting a new one when this one is paid for so I got no payments no mortgage just me my truck and my chopper that has got its own custom sleeper

[@thehunter3386]

Dave k i is

[@Kenworth4020]

This movie gets it. I LOVE it

[@rololukaz]

¡¡¡ WOW !!! Nice vídeo, God Bless all the truckers.My dad use to take me out when i was a kid. Just a GREAT video. THANK YOU !!!!

[@arquivoyager2010]

cool video! if any of you are curious about other countries take a look at the brazilian Transamazonica truckers vids, more mud than roads....

[@panchovillla117]

Thanks I will!!

[@smilingjack5655]

thank trucker for all you do

[@albertventi366]

former/retired this movie exhausts me -- brings back the old days and the BS that went with it...Seeing the cold no please not again...

[@albertventi366]

I would love to see the American Trucker shut them down -- also when I was in Germany in 2009 on the Autobahn it was inspirational to see at the road stops the section reserved for Truckers...Americana at its best...Good picture.

[@raymondbrosious7616]

The honest truth about trucking from a 42 year veteran. There are 2 types of truckers. Those that drive to earn a living and those that to whom truck driving is a way of life. If your doing this JUST for money, good luck, chances are you won't last. There are easier ways to make money. However, for those like me to whom this is a way of life, there's nothing else we would do. The freedom, is where it's at for me. Dispatch send me a load, if I want it I take it, If not I wait. My choice. Once I have the load, as long as I get it there on time, what ever I do, how ever I go, when ever I stop is up to me. No boss telling me it's break time, No bell's telling me it's time to go home, no stupid time card etc etc etc. Has it cost me, oh he&* yea, 3 wife's. But in my defense, they knew what I did when they married me. You gotta enjoy being alone. I'm 64, still driving and still loving it. I'll drive till I can't any more or I die.

[@JayWhite52]

my whole family drives truck and I'm going to school withing the next few weeks any tips on being a newbie iv been in them lost of times just never drove one

[@raymondbrosious7616]

+Tony White Just don't go out there thinking uour king of the road as way to many do. Listen to more experienced drivers when they offer advice. And take it easy till you some miles on you. Thats one I didn't listen to. first winter, my only accident. ice on the bridge and i lost it. Lucky for me no one else involved. All i did was jack knife it and slide off the road. So, please, respect what uour driving. this job is fun. You get to dee things and placed. But it only takes one little mistake. Be safe my friend and have patience.

[@rushy0157]

The freedom is beautiful but don't you find it a bit tiring or is driving a truck a super easy task for you?