Methods We collected multilevel data from school bus drivers working from 4 school bus
garages in Little Rock, Arkansas, and their work environment from January through July of …

Background Urban bus operators are an occupational group with high rates of overweight
and obesity. Understanding methods bus operators use for weight control may be important; …

Purpose‐The purpose of this paper is to explore truck drivers' views toward diet, physical
activity, and health care access to inform the development of a weight loss intervention …

This study examines the exercise habits and perceived barriers to exercise of a convenience
sample of 300 commercial truck drivers. Participants reported minimal amounts of exercise …

Background Truck drivers face many health challenges, including lifestyle, diet, inactivity,
stressors, and social support. Methods A repeated cross‐sectional analysis compared …

Background: The high prevalence of obesity among commercial truck drivers may be related
to sedentary nature of the job, lack of healthy eating choices, and lack of exercise. There …

Objectives: Heavy vehicle transport workers have a high risk of obesity and obesity-related
disorders including cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Sedentary nature of their work …

Background Associations between body weight, physical activity and dietary intake among a
population of metropolitan transit workers are described. Methods Data were collected …

We studied dietary patterns, physical activity (PA), and monthly goal setting in a weight
reduction intervention in long-distance professional drivers. The study was conducted in …

Poor health among commercial truck drivers is a dangerous and costly public health
problem. The high rate of obesity in truckers increases their risk for heart disease, stroke …