The longest trip that I have taken was probably 2,500 miles.

That was Fontana, California, to Florida.

For most of us, driving is a way to get from point A to point B. But for Kayla Chavez,

it's a way of life.

I am a truck driver over the road truck driver. Over the road truck drivers are truck drivers

who travel all 48 states and they're on, you know, over the road for 2 to 3 weeks and they

go home for a week.

A few years ago at the age of 25, Kayla, quit her job as a flight attendant and made a

life-changing decision to buy her very own truck. She got the idea from a boyfriend,

who's now her co-driver. And today, they travel the country together.

Our truck is called Riggy Smalls. Because our truck is very tiny compared to every other

truck around us. He is so precious and so beautiful.

We caught up with Kayla while she was parked safely, headed truck stop in California, getting

ready for a two-day trip to Texas. That's actually a shorter trip for Kayla. And because

she spends a lot of time on the road, Kayla's truck feels like home.

Here's my bed and you have this little fridge here. And this is where I'm setting the computer.

I don't know if you could see it. And then we just have the cab up here.

But even though Kayla loves her job and she gets a thrill from being behind the wheel,

life on the road has its challenges. From high fuel costs, $6.85 is the diesel price.

To crowded roadways. There's this one time where I was stuck in traffic

for like four or five hours. And I'm not even talking about the traffic moving like an

end. I'm talking about complete stop.

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