Rainy weather creates some of the most challenging driving conditions for truck owners and fleet operators across the United States. According to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), over 77% of weather-related accidents happen during rainfall or on wet pavement, while the remaining 18% happen during snow or sleet, and 5% during low-visibility situations (Source: Annual Averages from 2019 to 2023 of Athey Creek Consultants, based on NHTSA data). In 2025 alone, large trucks and buses were directly involved in over 131,00 fatal and non-fatal crashes in the United States (as reported by MCMIS). These figures highlight the significant dangers posed by wet-weather driving to commercial vehicles. For commercial trucks, the risks are even greater due to their size, weight, & longer stopping distances. This is why ignoring safety precautions during the monsoon can lead to costly repairs, unexpected breakdowns, and lost revenue from downtime. But don’t worry, this detailed guide titled ‘How to take care of your truck in the Monsoon’ will help you to explore essential monsoon maintenance tips for different types of trucks.