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What are your helpful hints and solutions for managing your business and surviving life on the road? Progressive Truck Tips allows you to share your sensible solutions as well as humorous advice and get tips from other users, just like you.

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Posted by Anthony in Safety Tips / Rating: 4.00

Do not use cruise control when driving on icy roads or when it's raining.

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Posted by Christine in Safety Tips / Rating: 3.00


Be sure to keep your truck in top shape at all times.

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Posted by chase in Fuel Savings Tips / Rating: 3.00

While each vehicle reaches its optimal fuel economy at a different speed (or range of speeds), gas mileage usually decreases rapidly at speeds above 60 mph. You can assume that each 5 mph you drive over 60 mph is like paying an additional $0.24 per gallon for gas. Observing the speed limit is also safer.

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Posted by Roger in Vehicle & Driving Tips / Rating: 3.00

Check your engine oil when you check your air pressure, at least once a month.

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Posted by DAMIEN in Vehicle & Driving Tips / Rating: 3.00

If you see a anything on the road, make sure to drive around it so you don't run over it and damage your truck.

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Posted by VERNON in Fuel Savings Tips / Rating: 3.00

Have your truck's engine serviced regularly.

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Posted by VERNON in Safety Tips / Rating: 3.00

Don't give rides to strangers in your truck.

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Posted by VERNON in Fuel Savings Tips / Rating: 3.00

Keep your truck clean.

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Posted by Deborah in Funny Tips / Rating: 5.00

If your GPS seems to be getting more attractive and is possibly flirting with you, stop at the next available rest area. You are tired and trust me, this relationship will never last.

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Posted by Deborah in Funny Tips / Rating: 5.00

Take your dog. Not only is he he great company, but he can double as the official taster at any questionable truck stops. If Rover won't touch the stuff...well just trust him. After all he's man's (and woman's) best friend and all that.

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