Change of time, seasons also changes risks for truckers

With the clocks rolling back to standard time for most of the United States a couple weeks ago, the sun is going down an hour earlier than it was before. For truck drivers, that means more nighttime driving, more sun glare in the late afternoon.

The time changing also means winter weather is around the corner, or already here in some places. 

This week's 10-44 dives into what trucking companies and drivers need to know about the changing weather conditions, what this year's El Niño climate pattern means for winter precipitation, and how to prepare for those conditions.

Contents of this video 

00:00 10-44 Intro 
00:32 Daylight Saving Time & Shorter Days 
01:02 Sun Glare 
02:23 Ice Earlier in the Day 
03:37 Complacency & Cloudy Days 
05:18 2026 El Niño Climate Pattern 
08:09 More Rain & Severe Storms Across the Country 
10:04 Have 3 Ways to Receive Weather Warnings 
14:39 Keep an Eye on Variable Message Signs

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