Photo: CHP Bakersfield Some call it “The Grapevine.” Others call it the steepest test of your brakes, patience, and judgment. But on April 9, 2025, it got a new nickname—California’s
Photo: Broken Arrow Public Schools At Timber Ridge Elementary in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, three wide-eyed fourth graders turned their classroom curiosity into a full-blown diesel-powered dream come true. What started
Let’s be honest—there’s only so long you can duct tape a maintenance operation before things fall apart. Trucks are piling up, drivers are frustrated, and your lead tech is two
In a move that’s making corn farmers cheer and ethanol producers pull out their expansion maps, the USDA just dropped a fuel bomb worth $537 million. This funding will juice
When a storm rips through communities, tearing apart lives, buildings, and entire towns, there’s always one industry that doesn’t hesitate—it responds. Not with flashing lights or news cameras, but with
📸 Photo credit: Kenworth Kenworth sends off a trucking legend with style, grit, and just the right amount of chrome. If trucks could talk, the Kenworth W900 would have the
Congress might finally be doing something that makes sense for trucking. You read that right. Congress is tossing truckers a financial bone—and this time, it’s not tied up in red
This year’s Mid-America Trucking Show (MATS) wasn’t just about chrome, coffee, and cabover nostalgia. It became the stage for a moment worth a million miles—literally. Kathy Blaies, a seasoned carhauler
In the high-stakes arena of freight transportation, small carriers often find themselves navigating a landscape riddled with economic downturns, market volatility, and the looming shadows of industry giants. The recent
Photo courtesy of the Mid-America Trucking Show As the frost of winter melts away and the promise of spring beckons, the trucking community gears up for its most anticipated event:
