"叁餐计划"是福佑卡车围绕货车司机在途饮食发起的公益项目，旨在通过向司机免费发放营养补给箱，改善其在途饮食。 补给箱参照有关营养标准，结合货车司机在途作业习惯和饮食情况，涵盖自热类、蛋白类、膳食纤维等食物，满足均衡营养需 求。针对女性货车司机群体，还定制了女性专属关怀补给箱。 在北京窦店服务区的"司机之家"，货车司机吴师傅从工作人员手中接过营养补给箱。他感慨道，"跑一趟长途动辄三四 天，为了赶时间交货，也为了省钱，每次出发前都会买一大袋馒头，路上饿了就着矿泉水简单对付一下。这些年身体不如从 前，开车途中时不时会胃病发作。这次收到的补给箱很实用"。 近日，数字货运平台福佑卡车启动第四期"叁餐计划"货车司机在途饮食关怀项目。首批来到京津冀地区，沿G2京沪高速、 G4京港澳高速、G45大广高速等交通要道，走进沿途"司机之家"，免费发放爱心补给物资，关怀奔波在物流一线的货车司机， 为他们送上寒冬里的一份温暖。 （叁餐计划） 本报讯 （记者袁传玺）"开这么多年车，风餐露宿是常事，箱中装的不仅是吃的，还有一份尊重。"傍晚时分，在天津王庆 坨服务区，工作人员将一箱物资交到一位80后货车司机陈师傅手中。这个简单的动作，传递的 ...

Core Points - The "Warm Path" initiative for the development and protection of truck and taxi drivers was launched in Beijing on July 23, 2025, with the aim of enhancing social responsibility within the industry [1][3] - The initiative is co-hosted by several organizations, including the China Seamen's Construction Trade Union and the China Logistics and Purchasing Federation, to create a supportive environment for truck and taxi drivers [3] - The 2024 "Warm Path" initiative included 23 public welfare projects with over 30 million yuan invested, directly serving 5.3 million truck drivers [4] - The 2025 initiative has identified 29 signed projects, expected to cover over 6 million individuals [4] Company Involvement - Beijing Fuyou Duoduo Information Technology Co., Ltd. (Fuyou Truck) was recognized for its "U Public Welfare" project, which focuses on dietary care for truck drivers and educational support for their children [1][3] - Fuyou Truck has been involved in the "Warm Path" initiative for three consecutive years, providing nutritional support and educational assistance to truck drivers and their families [3][4] - The company plans to expand the coverage of its "U Public Welfare" project and collaborate with various stakeholders to enhance support for truck drivers [3] Industry Context - The trucking industry accounts for over 70% of the national freight volume, highlighting the importance of truck drivers' working conditions and rights for the sector's high-quality development [4] - A survey indicated that over 70% of truck drivers suffer from occupational diseases, with many experiencing health issues due to irregular diets [4] - The educational challenges faced by the children of truck drivers, referred to as "road left-behind children," have garnered significant social attention [4]