Longhaul Comfort

The "fleet spec" sleeper has become a much nicer place to rest those weary bones Forty years ago, the longhaul sleeper was a board that fit across the seats and a sleeping bag. Now, says the head of one small truckload fleet who slept on those boards, drivers are unhappy if they can't stand up to put on their pants. It's not that drivers have become soft. Like everyone else in the world, longhaul drivers have always appreciated a good night's sleep, even if their "night" happens to be in the middle of the day. Truckload drivers, and ...

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