Yellow fever: Camaro and Pete, looking sweet
Hauler’s ’95 379 and ’85 Chevy
Canada ratifies new NAFTA with U.S., Mexico
OTTAWA, Ont. – Canada has ratified a new trade deal with the United States and Mexico, setting the stage to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) that’s been in place since 1994 – governing every truckload that travels across the bord…
Podcast discusses ‘nanner nanner nanner pudding’
Give it a listen as you drive
Eassons adjusting to changing freight, Covid-19 practices
KENTVILLE, N.S. – The nature of the loads has been changing. The volumes, too. “Volume was up and all lanes [seemed] to be steady last week. Things have softened up and it is really just starting to slow down,” says Trevor Bent, CEO of Eassons Transpor…
Ryan Bone’s 1997 Kenworth W900L
The rig is powered by a 525-hp Cummins N14 with a 13-speed and 3:55 rears. It sits on a 280-inch wheelbase.
Navistar extends plant closures
LISLE, Ill. — Navistar International has announced changes to its manufacturing operations in response to Covid-19. The company’s truck assembly plant in Springfield, Ohio, temporarily ceased production March 23 due to disruptions in the su…
Finding the right freight to outlast the downturn
A big question remains for owner-operators: Is there any freight besides food and relief supplies that will stay in demand throughout the crisis and pass muster with edicts restricting non-essential commerce?
COVID-19: Beware of crackpot cures & scams
Bananas won’t protect you
COVID-19: Beware of crackpot cures & scams
Bananas won’t protect you
On the road and social distancing
TORONTO, Ont. – The days of Covid-19 have changed the ways that interactions take place. Handshakes are forbidden. And keep your distance – at least six feet apart, if you please. “There are a few awkward moments when it comes time to sign the bill of …