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September 1, 2025

The CDL Files-Jeremy Reymer and Dr. Mark Manera of Project 61, about the health challenges faced by truck drivers and the initiatives being taken to address these issues.

The CDL Files
The CDL Files
The CDL Files-Jeremy Reymer and Dr. Mark Manera of Project 61, about the health challenges faced by truck drivers and the initiatives being taken to address these issues.
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No career should define your health!

A career on the road should not come with an expiration date. With the average life expectancy for truck drivers being a stark 61 years, the industry is facing a health crisis.

In this episode of The CDL Files, hosts Marilyn Surber and Brad Klepper of Drivers Legal Plan, learn about the numbers and what is happening in our industry to tackle and change the statistic.

Our guests, eremy Reymer and Dr. Mark Manera of Project 61 discuss the unique health challenges drivers face and introduce a powerful new solution—a free health program from Project 61 and Offshift designed to improve wellness and empower drivers to take control of their future. Tune in to explore how community and technology are creating a healthier road ahead.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Project 61 and Offshift

01:16 Understanding the 61 Life Expectancy Statistic

02:36 Health Risks Faced by Truck Drivers

06:43 Creating Usable Health Resources for Drivers

09:36 The Nonprofit Model and Its Impact

10:54 The Business Case for Driver Health

14:18 Acquisition of Offshift and Its Benefits

15:53 Launching the Free Driver Health Program

18:59 Joining the Movement for Driver Health

Hosts: Marilyn Surber & Brad Klepper, Drivers Legal Plan

Guests: Jeremy Reymer & Dr. Mark Manera, Project 61

Producer: Laura Stacks, Heylo Communications

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