Around a decade ago, Brian Rudisell experienced something that is tragically common among truckers, as reporting by Carolyn Magner last year made abundantly clear. In this edition of the Overdrive Radio podcast, Rudisell details a "suicide by truck" event that derailed his dump bucket hauling for two years, which included reconstructive surgery on his ankle and, essentially, "learning to walk" again. But the physical aspects of recovery from the head-on crash weren't what was the most difficult to overcome. "The more you talk about the problem, the faster you heal," he says.