A Career Truck Driver On Why His Is No Longer 'A Middle-Class Job'

Finn Murphy shares his journey from college dropout to truck driver, detailing his experiences on the road and the economic challenges faced by the trucking industry. He reflects on the camaraderie of the job, his personal life transitions, and the historical context of trucking regulations. Murphy highlights the economic disparity in the industry and the broader implications of deregulation on middle-class jobs.

What does Murphy suggest about the camaraderie among truck drivers?

What challenges does Murphy identify regarding the current labor market for truck drivers?

How does Murphy describe the financial prospects for typical truck drivers today compared to the past?