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Between the demands work and home life, it can seem impossible for over-the-road dads to take proper care of themselves. Join us this week for Prime driver of ten years Michael Johnson’s advice on how over-the-road dads can take advantage of some much needed “me time,”
Heidi Eck, mother of six and wife of Prime driver Anthony Eck, has spent nine years as an over-the-road driver with her husband. Last October, she came off the road and began an in-house position at Prime. She knows about being a good mom, both over-the-road and at home!
How can Prime fathers keep the tank full and stay motivated? Don't miss advice from Prime driver father and author of "When Dad is Home" Mongrick Shepherd.
Happy Father’s Day from Good Dads! There are several ways to celebrate the special over-the-road dads in your life this year. Keep scrolling for some ideas from the truck driver’s daughter.
Over-the-road dads are “big wheels," providing goods across the country and raising their families at the same time. In this role, these over-the-road dads have a great opportunity to be a positive influence on others. Dive into the insights of Prime's Head of Driver Recruiting Travis Bacon.
Being a father is a role that lasts a lifetime. It involves a deep commitment to your family and active participation in your child’s life. Read more for advice from Prime driver father Beau McCarter: he's in it for the long haul!
Good Dads board member and Director of Sales and Marketing at Prime Dillon Low knows a thing or two about being an intentional father to his three-year-old son, Ozzie. While not an over-the-road driver, Dillon has worked for Prime for eight years and is passionate about fatherhood. Don’t miss his insights, especially if you’re a dad or granddad to younger children!
How can over-the-road fathers utilize storytelling to bond with their families? Don’t miss this week’s blog on the power of telling stories, both real and imaginary, featuring advice from the truck driver’s daughter!
Mirrors are a powerful symbol, allowing us to see both physical changes and serve as a symbol of inner reflection. We hope you’ll be receptive to learning a thing or two from Prime Driver father Charles Smith!

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