After a long day on the road, some professional drivers relax by watching a little TV. There are those who enjoy taking in a movie or playing a video game. And there is one, with a determination to educate his fellow drivers on health risks, who finishes his day behind the wheel, steps out of the cab and runs – then runs some more.

Since opening in 1973, nearly 300 million vehicles have traveled the 1.6 miles of Eisenhower Tunnel. It’s a marvel for those traveling through the hills of Colorado. We look inside the Eisenhower and see what is required to keep everything running smoothly.

Restless and disruptive sleep can alter a person’s demeanor. A growing concern within the transportation industry, sleep apnea can no longer be ignored and those who suffer from the symptoms are encouraged to seek treatment. We examine sleep apnea and present some facts that may surprise you.

Arrow Truck Sales has selected the winner of its 2009 Back on the Road contest. We meet the deserving driver and learn why, among scores of worthy candidates, he was given the opportunity of a lifetime to return to a profession that he sorely missed.

Through NASCAR’s long history, there have been a lot of good drivers and a few great ones. However, there is only one king. Richard Petty’s dominance in the sport through the 1960s and ’70s brought with it multiple driving records. As his former team closed its doors and a new team is under way, Petty reflects on his career, his name and the changes to NASCAR.

Ray Stevens is a funny guy. For 50 years, he has entertained people with his unique songs and hilarious performances. His latest album, “One for the Road,” proves this multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning artist hasn’t lost the touch for keeping his listeners entertained.