Deadhead trucking is the action of operating a commercial truck with an empty trailer. This occurs when the driver is either returning to their origin or en route to a new location to pick up their next load. For truckers, deadheading can be rather costly and time-consuming since it involves traveling long distances with no pay.
In this blog post, we’ll go over ways of lowering deadhead miles, the risks of traveling with an empty trailer, and why it’s critical to have proper insurance in situations like these.