The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted many industries worldwide, including the trucking industry in the United States. As the virus spread and lockdowns were enforced, many truck drivers chose to retire early, which led to a significant workforce shortage.This mass exodus resulted in disruptions in the supply chain, which led to an increase in the cost of consumer goods. To address this issue, the trucking industry began to recruit new drivers, many of whom came from Mexico.Mike Kirsch, a reporter, interviewed one of the Mexican recruits, a woman named Clara Fragoso, to understand the challenges of entering the industry, such as navigating unfamiliar routes and adjusting to life on the road.Despite the obstacles, the new generation of truck drivers showed an optimistic attitude. They were determined to keep America moving forward. The trucking industry provided them with support and training, displaying their resilience and commitment to the job.As the trucking industry continues to recover and adapt to the new normal, it is evident that the road ahead will be long and arduous. However, with dedicated individuals like Clara Fragoso, the journey is full of promise and possibility.