As one of the most bitter drivers, truck drivers have worked hard all the way. Do you know anything about their daily life?

When I was a child, I couldn't drive. I am particularly envious when I see adults driving. I thought driving was a dignified and chic thing. I can go anywhere I want with one foot on the accelerator, and I won't get caught in the rain. With the growth of my age, I am also eager to get a driver's license as an adult, so that I can buy a car and drive myself, travel or go to go on road trip in the future. However, when I really know how to drive, I find that driving is a very hard thing, whether it is driving a car, a bus or a big truck.

Driving is hard work. You need to be highly focused while driving, and you are not allowed to be distracted, because just one second of distraction may lead to your life. There are so many cars now, it is a very troublesome thing to park wherever you go, and it is even more troublesome to find a parking space. Drivers who drive all kinds of cars say that driving is hard work, and among all drivers, drivers who drive big trucks should be the hardest and most dangerous occupation in the driving industry.

Truck drivers have the greatest work intensity and are the hardest in the driver industry. If they have experienced it personally, or have relatives around them, they can understand the reasons for their hard work. General truck drivers run long distances and need to be away for a long time. Sometimes they are seldom at home all year. Sports cars are basically away from home early and late. If they have to drive at high speed for several days, they are easily tired, but even if they are tired, they can't rest because it is too dangerous on high speed. Catch up with the traffic jam on the expressway, people often can't walk for hours, and they can't eat when they are hungry. In order to deliver the goods or reach the destination according to the agreed time, they often have a few cold meals casually, or make a bucket of instant noodles and set off quickly.

Truck drivers generally work for more than ten or twenty years and may not earn much money. However, in these twenty years, long-term driving has led to diseases such as lumbar disc herniation and stomach diseases. In old age, the body has also become very bad, which is also an occupational disease as a driver. If you have relatives or family members who are engaged in the profession of truck driver, you must give them care and understanding, because it is really hard.