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Robert Cyran 5 minute read A semi truck pulls into the Petro Truck stop in Girard, Ohio July 9, 2012. Worried they cannot afford pay hikes big enough to retain experienced drivers and entice new ones, trucking companies like Con-Way Inc, Ryder System Inc, Swift Transportation Co and others offer perks and cushier sleeper cabs to improve the job s quality of life. Keeping enough drivers on the road is critical for the industry, which moves about two-thirds of all freight in the United States. But a shortage of drivers, already approaching 100,000 truckers, is deepening even with U.S. unemployment over 8 percent. Thousands of trucking companies folded during the recent recession, and most survivors are running razor-thin margins. Picture taken July 9, 2012. To match Feature USA-TRUCKERS/SHORTAGE REUTERS/Aaron Josefczyk

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