Army Corps of Engineers to Deepen Container Ports
The federal government allocated billions to the Army Corps of Engineers to deepen Atlantic and Gulf coast harbors. The initiative reportedly began in 2017 as the Trump Administration…
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Demand Rises for New, Used Semi-Trucks
An estimated 72 percent of all American goods and materials are delivered by truck and demand is high for new and pre-owned semis. A Wichita Kenworth dealership won’t…
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Stranded Truckers Assist Motorists Stuck in Snow on I-95
During the mid-20th century, truck drivers earned the well-deserved nickname “White Knights of the Highways.” Get a flat on the interstate, but can’t manage to remove the tightened lug…
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Port of Oakland Pivots to Help Agricultural Sector Exports
Decision-makers at the Port of Oakland are making a concerted effort to ship agricultural goods overseas following an outcry from growers. Port officials recently launched an interagency response…
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Maine Trucking Company Sold to Canadian Outfit
Ending 73 years of independent ownership, Maine’s Hartt Transportation has recently been acquired by a Canadian outfit. The Winnipeg, Manitoba-based, Bison Transport reportedly purchased Hartt’s fleet of more…
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Midwestern Truck Stops that Treat Truck Drivers Right
Driving an 18-wheeler through the flat plains of most areas of the Midwest can get mind-numbingly boring. On runs like those, a trucker’s mind can easily turn to…
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