We put eyes on the road before you ever roll. From live field route surveys to hi-pole lead operations, front escort to rear chase — we run the whole operation so your load gets there clean.
I didn't get into this business behind a desk. I came up through 22 years of truck driving — 15 of those running heavy haul. I know what it's like to be behind the wheel watching your pilot car ahead of you. I know what you need from that escort, and I know what happens when they get it wrong.
After years of dispatching and working some of the most complex oversized corridors in the country, I retired from driving and built TrukLyfe from the ground up. When TrukLyfe's name is on your move, you've got a certified route surveyor, a hi-pole operator, and someone who's been on both sides of this operation standing behind every mile.
Every mile field-verified. Every hazard flagged. No desk surveys. No guesswork.
There are surveyors who pull up Google Maps, print a route, and hand it to the driver. That's not a survey. That's a liability. At TrukLyfe, every survey is a live, in-person, hi-pole physical survey. I drive every mile of that route before your load ever moves.
With 22 years of truck driving experience and 15 years running heavy haul, I know what a driver needs to see in a survey document — because I've been that driver. I know what a 3-inch clearance feels like at 5am in the rain. I know what a skinny bridge does to a 16-foot wide load if nobody called it out. I know what's at stake when that survey is wrong.
Every TrukLyfe survey documents overhead clearances to the inch, bridge conditions, railroad crossings, canopy hazards, skinny bridges, no-shoulder stretches, mandatory detours, and recommended staging points — with cumulative mileage, hazard flags, and field-verified data from the actual road. Not a satellite image. The road.
We run point. We clear the path. The load follows our lead — literally.
The lead pilot car is the most important vehicle in the convoy. Everything starts with the lead. The pace, the communication, the lane positioning, the intersection clearance — all of it flows from the front. Get a weak lead and the whole move falls apart.
I've been on both sides of that windshield. 22 years behind the wheel of a truck, watching pilot cars ahead of me — good ones and bad ones. I know exactly what a driver needs to see from that lead car. I know when to hold up, when to push, when to call it back, and when to shut it down. That experience doesn't come from a certification class. It comes from the road.
When TrukLyfe runs lead on your move, you've got a WITPAC-certified, Florida P/EVO-certified, Class A CDL operator setting the pace. We coordinate with law enforcement, clear every intersection before the load reaches it, call back every construction zone, grade change, and lane reduction — and we never exceed permit speed. The truck follows us. We take that seriously.
We hold the back. Nothing comes up on that trailer without us knowing it and handling it.
Most people think the lead car does all the work. The chase car is just as critical. The rear escort is the last line of defense for that load. We control following traffic, signal every lane change, block aggressive drivers, and protect the truck's blind side the entire move.
A bad chase car is worse than no chase car. If your rear escort isn't maintaining position, isn't blocking properly, and isn't communicating — you've got a vulnerability behind 80,000 pounds of freight moving down the highway. That's when incidents happen.
TrukLyfe chase operations are run with the same discipline as the lead. Amber lights and OVERSIZE LOAD sign on at all times. Proper following distance maintained. Radio checks confirmed. We don't drift back, we don't let cars slide through, and we don't leave our position until that truck is safely on the main lane and clear. Every single time.
If the pole touches it, the load doesn't clear it. We find out first — so you don't find out the hard way.
Running a hi-pole isn't just bolting a pole to the roof of a truck. It's a constant real-time clearance verification system, and the operator has to know how to read it, react to it, and communicate what it's telling them — instantly, accurately, every time.
For loads exceeding 15'6" in height, a hi-pole is not optional — it's the difference between a load that moves and a load that takes down a power line, a signal system, or a utility crossing. I've surveyed routes where the clearance was 1 inch. One inch. At those tolerances, you need an operator who has been doing this long enough to feel the difference between contact and close.
TrukLyfe hi-pole operations include utility height verification, route hazard reporting, height stick monitoring, and overhead clearance alerting — all in real time, all communicated directly to the driver before the load reaches each crossing. We don't call it after contact. We call it before.
Real jobs, real roads, real loads. This is what TrukLyfe looks like in the field.








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Escort vehicle in front of the load. Clears intersections, coordinates with law enforcement, manages traffic.
Escort vehicle behind the load. Controls following traffic, signals lane changes, protects the rear.
High pole vehicle verifies overhead clearance in real time. Recommended for loads exceeding 15'6" in height.
Per night overnight fee for multi-day moves.
Friday 6PM through Sunday 11:59PM and major holidays.
Single job, multi-state move, or dedicated contract — reach out direct. We respond fast.
Built from the road up. Earned mile by mile.
"I started TrukLyfe because I got tired. Tired of being overlooked by people who knew less than me. Tired of working for companies that couldn't take me where I needed to go. Tired of being mediocre when I knew I had more in me.
22 years behind the wheel. 15 years running heavy haul. I know this industry from the ground up — not from a classroom, not from a desk. From the road. From 4am pre-trips, from skinny bridges in the rain, from corridors that would make most people turn around.
I didn't build TrukLyfe to get rich. I built it because I refuse to leave this earth without my kids being able to say their father built something. Something real. Something that stands on its own. Something they can be proud of.
That's TrukLyfe. That's why we don't cut corners. That's why every survey is field-verified, every escort is professional, and every move gets our full attention. Because this isn't just a business. This is my legacy."
"We watched him come home frustrated. We watched him work harder than anyone around him and still get passed over. We watched him carry it without complaining — because that's who he is.
But we also watched him make a decision. A decision that he wasn't going to spend the rest of his life building someone else's dream while his own sat on the shelf.
TrukLyfe didn't just change his life. It changed ours. We ride with him — literally and figuratively. This company has our name on it just as much as his. And we show up every day to make sure it represents everything he sacrificed to build it.
We don't just support TrukLyfe. We are TrukLyfe."
"Nobody handed me this. I studied the game the right way — working alongside real pilots, experienced operators who had been doing this for years. I paid out of my own pocket to train with multiple pilots before I ever put an OVERSIZE LOAD banner on a bumper.
I didn't just jump in. I understood the game first.
I started with an SUV. Just me, a sign, and everything I had learned from the road. Then came the pickup truck. Then the hi-pole setup. Then the Colorado. Then the Jeep. Every upgrade was earned — not financed on a dream, but built on the revenue from the last job.
I studied for my WITPAC certification. My Florida P/EVO. My route surveyor credentials. Every piece of paper I carry, I earned it. And while I was earning it, I was out on the road with pilots who had been doing this for decades — watching, asking questions, absorbing everything I could.
Most people see the trucks and the loads. They don't see the years of preparation that came before the first move. They don't see the money spent training before any money came in. They don't see the studying, the sacrifice, the learning curve.
That's the part that made TrukLyfe what it is today."
We built something. Now we give back. Because the next generation deserves a shot too.
TrukLyfe was built from nothing — hard work, sacrifice, and people who believed in us along the way. We haven't forgotten that. Part of what we do now is invest back into the communities we travel through and the kids who are out there grinding just like we did.
If you represent a youth sports team, a school program, or a community organization that needs a sponsor — reach out. We consider every application personally. No corporate committees. No bureaucracy. Just real people looking to help real teams.
TrukLyfe gear is coming. Rep the brand that runs the road.