Write Articles About Trucking or Comment on the Latest in Trucking News
Are you an experienced truck driver with a passion for the industry? Are you an instructor at a trucking school that loves to write? Do you have a strong opinion on the trucking industry?
ClassADrivers.com and IB Publishing are seeking truck drivers, CDL instructors, and DOT/FMCSA trucking industry specialists to contribute well-written, informative articles for new and experienced truck drivers. These articles will include a fair amount of specific terminology and must provide accurate information on everything from OTR driving to CDL schooling.
If you don't like writing full articles, we are also looking for commentators who can write short blurbs about the most recent news in truck driving. We would like to feature your photo next to your commentary opinions, so we can let our readers know we have real experts speaking on the latest news in trucking.
Article Details
This is a 100% freelance, telecommuting position. Assignments, writing, editing, and submissions are all handled through our online system. All you need is a computer, internet access, and the ability to deliver clean, concise writing on topics like “How to Get a Military Skills Waiver for CDL,” “10 Critical Tips for OTR Truck Driving,” and the latest news in trucking.
Writers are also eligible for positions to review and edit existing articles. These editor positions require a keen eye for technical detail and the knowledge that comes with being an experienced truck driver. Help us make our articles even better!
Requirements include:
• Ability to write in a professional, authoritative tone while still injecting the appropriate level of personality.
• Experience with truck driving terminology and the truck driving industry.
• Strong research and fact checking skills.
• A genuine enthusiasm for trucking and the desire to help new truck drivers.
We are looking to build relationships with writers and editors that we can hire for multiple assignments.
Payment and Process
Payment is $25-50, depending on quality of output. Some in-depth assignments will pay more. Commenting, editing, and review assignments pay $10-30, depending on level of input and expertise.
Because many of these articles are needed quickly (to respond to the day's news), most of these assignments are first come, first serve. You will be put into an email list, and the first person to reply will get the assignment. If this interests you, please apply.
