IB Trucking

11/03/2026

Seriously, indeed solution is here.

11/03/2026

Wickedness or Recklessness.

11/03/2026

YES

10/03/2026

09/03/2026

Most road sign on the road is written in English.

I think knowing how to read it should be like a pretty useful skill for a driver.

09/03/2026

No, You can't!!! 🤣

09/03/2026

For quite a while I’ve never seen gas prices almost double in under a month.

This is crazy! 🤯

08/03/2026

08/03/2026

I think Nigerian truck companies should consider doing something like this.

I know it may sound weird, but this idea is highly recommended, especially for trucks that transport goods through areas where drivers and trucks are often attàcked.

In many places, some touts, agberos, and even irresponsible men in uniform sometimes break the windshield, side mirrors, and door glass when a driver refuses to be extorted.
Some of them even go as far as stealing headlights, wipers, door handles, fenders, bumpers, and other important parts of the truck. This leaves the driver or the company to pay for the dâmages.

And we all know how expensive truck parts are in the market today. Fixing these damages can cost a lot of money and also delay deliveries.

For the safety of our truck drivers who travel long distances day and night, navigating dangérous roads and rîsky zones just to deliver goods across the country, it may be time to start adding protective metal cages like this around the truck cabin.

Some countries and companies are already using this kind of heavy-duty cabin protection, especially in high-rîsk zones. It may not look beautiful, but safety should always come first.

Our truck drivers work very hard to keep businesses moving and to make sure goods reach markets across the country. Protecting them and their trucks should be a top priority.

Credit; Chibueze

07/03/2026

TSL are recruiting Truck Drivers.

05/03/2026

🚗 Ever Wondered What Those Little Colored Plugs in Your Car Are? ⚡
Think of your car's electrical system as a network of "water pipes," but instead of water, it carries electric current. Sometimes, there’s a "surge" (too much electricity), which can catch fire or fry your expensive radio! 📻🔥

That’s where Fuses come in—they are the tiny bodyguards of your vehicle.

🛡️ How do they work?
A fuse has a small wire inside designed to melt and break the circuit if the electricity gets too high. It literally sacrifices itself to save your car’s components!

🎨 The Secret "Color Code"
Each color represents a specific Ampere (A) rating. This tells you how much "pressure" the fuse can handle before it pops:

* Red (10A): Usually protects smaller things like Headlights.

* Blue (15A): Often for the Radio or power windows.

* Yellow (20A): Handles things like Auxiliary outlets (charging your phone).

* Green (30A): Used for heavy lifters like the A/C system.

* Large Blue (100A): This is the "Big Boss." It protects the Alternator and the main battery charging system.

💡 Pro Tip:
If a fuse blows, never replace it with a higher-rated one (e.g., don't put a 30A fuse where a 10A should be).

It’s like putting a steel pipe where a safety valve should be—the fuse won't melt, but your wires might!
Stay safe and keep your "Craft Skills" sharp! 🛠️

Credit: CarCare