A trucking podcast that educates and entertains truck drivers one conversation at a time. Experienced journalists run the show with exclusive interviews that get to the heart of the trucking industry. Whether you’re new to truck driving or a veteran of 30 years, join us as we talk to familiar faces from the transportation industry. Big Rig Banter is sponsored by AllTruckJobs.com.
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A trucking podcast that educates and entertains truck drivers one conversation at a time. Experienced journalists run the show with exclusive interviews that get to the heart of the trucking industry. Whether you’re new to truck driving or a veteran of 30 years, join us as we talk to familiar faces from the transportation industry. Big Rig Banter is sponsored by AllTruckJobs.com.
R.E.D.S.S. Safety Device – Designed by Truckers for Truckers
Big Rig Banter
16 minutes 8 seconds
4 years ago
R.E.D.S.S. Safety Device – Designed by Truckers for Truckers
In this episode, Maggie talks to Arizona trucker driver Anthony Swint, the founder of Rear-End Distance Sensor System (R.E.D.S.S), a new trucking technology. Maggie and Anthony discuss R.E.D.S.S., how this idea came to fruition, and how it can make a big difference in the trucking industry. Give it a listen and learn how you can help this product come to market!
Resources:
GoFundMe Page
Anthony Swint's email address - Swint629@yahoo.com
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Big Rig Banter
A trucking podcast that educates and entertains truck drivers one conversation at a time. Experienced journalists run the show with exclusive interviews that get to the heart of the trucking industry. Whether you’re new to truck driving or a veteran of 30 years, join us as we talk to familiar faces from the transportation industry. Big Rig Banter is sponsored by AllTruckJobs.com.
