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‘We’re dying for drivers’ | A California driver shortage has trucking agencies scrambling Eric Escalante Replay Video UP NEXT Weeks before the harvest season ramps up, trucking agencies are sounding the alarm. Simply enough, they’re facing an unprecedented year with driver shortages. Joe Antonini has been in the trucking business for 35 years, but Antonini Freight Express in Stockton has been a mainstay in the area for 95 years. Even with decades of experience under his belt, he said that agriculture hauling has never seen a driver shortage like this for March, April...

‘We’re dying for drivers’ | A California driver shortage has trucking agencies scrambling Agriculture hauling is seeing a shortage of drivers, and some agencies are worried the shortage will continue into the peak harvest season. Author: Eric Escalante Updated: 6:06 PM PDT May 6, 2021 STOCKTON, Calif. — Weeks before the harvest season ramps up, trucking agencies are sounding the alarm. Simply enough, they’re facing an unprecedented year with driver shortages. Joe Antonini has been in the trucking business for 35 years, but Antonini Freight Express in...