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1. Hurt - Hunger - Pain, an album by Truck on Spotify. our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes.

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5. This action causes repetitive stress-type injuries, most often to the elbow and wrist. Any driver who was once a yard dog (a worker in a truck yard responsible for swapping trailers between trucks) seems to have a greater propensity for elbow and wrist injury. Unloading a truck is self-explanatory.

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6. Truck Drivers and Back Pain. Because truck drivers stay seated for long periods of time, back pain is among the most common injury risks they face. Even with good posture, regular stretching, or the use of ergonomic seat cushions, non-stop driving can contribute to pressure on the spinal column and spinal discs in the lower back.

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7. Truck driving also provides less support for the back because the feet are used for braking and shifting. Also, truck seats do not always provide lumbar support. Symptoms of lower back pain include muscle ache, shooting or stabbing pain, restricted flexibility and/or range of .

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8. Aug 19,  · One of the best ways to combat back pain as a truck driver is to change your sitting position as often as you can. 3. Ice, ice baby. If you’re suffering from back pain, holding ice to the area for about 20 minutes can do a lot to numb sore tissues, decrease tissue damage, reduce swelling, and slow the nerve impulses. Pro tip: wrap the ice.

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9. The truck driver is a human being just like yourself. The trucker most likely did not crash into you on purpose; it was an accident. It was negligence, but it was still an accident. Human nature says that a driver will most likely be more sympathetic to the jury than a faceless trucking corporation. Suing the trucking corporation (particularly.

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