How truck driving became one of the worst jobs in the US

• Truck drivers often work hours long enough to equal two full-time jobs.
• A lot of that time is unpaid, spent waiting outside ports and warehouses for their loads.
• We followed a truck driver as he traveled cross-country to join a protest against vaccine mandates.

More than 3 million people drive trucks in the US, but the job is no longer the golden ticket it once was to a middle-class life. At the start of the pandemic, truck drivers were celebrated as frontline workers, but now many of them say they feel forgotten again.