Ergonomic support for truck fleets
For millions of Americans, truck driving is a viable career that offers substantial rewards. The job also greatly increases the likelihood of musculoskeletal disorders and other problems. In fact, about four out of five truck drivers report suffering from one of these conditions in the past year, often involving neck or lower back pain. Ergonomic support can change these possibilities by improving the work environment and minimizing stress on the truck driver's body. By considering these factors, businesses can understand the importance of maintaining ergonomics in their truck fleet. Also Read: The Road Ahead: States with the Most Truck Drivers in 2024 How Truck Driving Can Cause Musculoskeletal Problems Driving a truck requires a large number of movements that, if repeated over the years, can lead to severe pain and other problems. A 2015 study showed that truck drivers are most likely to experience neck or lower back pain as a result of their work, but they may also experience…
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