Does Schneider color code its trucks?

Like the title says. If yes, what are the grey trucks for?

 

In the early 2000s, yes. Now we just get a 50/50 mix of grey and white.

 

i like the grey kenworths they got, they got a nice color scheme nowadays . dont remember the last time i seen a full orange one

 

It was much harder to dupe the unsuspecting buyer with a bright orange truck.

 

The grey Cascadias look pretty good, even for a Freightliner.

 

Believe it or not, as my dad used to say, "There's more truth than poetry in that statement."
Schneider found out that it was easier and more profitable to sell a white or black truck than one that was offensively orange.
As always, you're on the cutting edge, Dave.

 

They also found grey/white are cheaper to buy and more importantly cheaper to replace parts on.

 

There's white ones appearing at CRST and Melton now too.

 

Yep... Don't Have to worry about repainting after replacing body panels on the trucks which is not only cheaper on that part but downtime as well

 

So. No more Orange bombs waiting to detonate in the shop financially and otherwise.

White, grey got it. Add that to the list.

Maybe by now Schneider bought trucks that contains the right hand sides of the 18 wheeler... //tease... in the past they had no need of it.

Here is another tease, every time you see orange barrels for construction, they hatch Schneider trucks. =)