Some lessons are not taught in driving school.
Code of the Road™ preserves the advice, encouragement, and road-earned wisdom veteran drivers want the next generation to know.
The road has always had teachers.
Long before every lesson had a course, handbook, or video, experienced drivers passed knowledge forward through conversation.
They shared what they wished someone had told them—the unwritten lessons about judgment, patience, respect, preparation, and carrying yourself like a professional.
Code of the Road™ gathers that wisdom so it is not lost between one generation of drivers and the next.
Part advice. Part encouragement. Part keepsake.
The booklet is intentionally concise, memorable, and easy to return to as a driver’s experience grows.
Road-earned advice
Practical lessons gathered from veteran and old-school drivers who learned through years behind the wheel.
Honest encouragement
A reminder to new drivers that every respected veteran once had to learn the road for the first time.
A lasting keepsake
Something a driver can keep, revisit, and eventually pass forward with lessons of their own.
This is driver culture preserved—not another training manual.
Code of the Road™ respects formal instruction while protecting the personal wisdom that comes only from lived experience.
- Not a wellness guide
- Not a CDL training curriculum
- Not a replacement for school instruction
- Not an evaluation of driver readiness
- Not a policy or compliance manual
- Not medical or employment guidance
Choose the format that fits the driver or the organization.
Video/Audio Edition
Experience the 12 rules in a format made for drivers who want to listen or watch at their own pace.
Bulk Physical Booklets
Printed booklets are available only through bulk distribution for classes, orientations, events, workforce programs, fleets, associations, and sponsored initiatives.
Place road-earned wisdom into meaningful transition moments.
Printed exclusively for organizational bulk use.
Physical editions are printed to order. Quantity, production, shipping, and delivery details are confirmed before invoicing and printing begin.
Custom quantities may be requested based on actual students, drivers, members, or event attendance.
Plan the distribution before printing begins.
Organizations should request booklets at least four to six weeks before the desired delivery date, especially for larger, sponsored, customized, or multi-location orders.
Submit the request
Share the quantity, intended use, destination, and desired date.
Confirm the details
HaulWell confirms production, shipping, availability, and special needs.
Review and approve
A written quote or invoice is provided before production.
Print and ship
Production begins after approval and payment; tracking follows shipment.
Supporting drivers when life takes them off the road.
Code of the Road™ carries veteran wisdom forward while helping support drivers and families facing hardships that interrupt a driver’s ability to work.
Organizations may also sponsor distribution for a CDL class, school, fleet, event, region, or driver audience. Approved sponsor recognition is available while authorship, content ownership, and HaulWell brand identity remain unchanged.
Put Code of the Road™ into the hands of the next generation.
Choose individual video/audio access or begin a conversation about physical booklet distribution for your organization.
Every experienced driver once had to learn the road for the first time.
