Old Dominion expands

Feb 8, 2013

Old Dominion Freight Line, Inc. has moved its Toledo, Ohio, service center to a larger, more modern location located along Interstate 75 at 5950 Stickney Avenue. The 48-door service center features additional yard space and a larger dock. The center is equipped with motion-sensor energy-efficient lighting, and solar-powered security fencing. The company also expanded its Paducah, Ky. service center, located at 2100 Shade Tree Drive close to Interstate 24. The terminal now hosts 20 doors. The carrier also recently opened its Santa Maria, Calif., service center to accommodate traffic along U.S. Route 101. The 20-door facility is located at 1415 La Brea Avenue

Third-generation owner-operator's beautifully-rebuilt 1990 Kenworth W900L

After the truck was retired about three years ago, owner Joel Anker had it rebuilt into a show truck. The hard work paid off, with a fifth-place finish in the Limited Mileage -- Bobtail with Miles class at MATS in March.

FMCSA moves on registration-system update

Fog-blind trucker hits concrete barrier: Preventable?

Air lines cut in apparent 'Ice Pick Bandit' attack

Ice Pick Bandit strikes again: Will the feds step in?

Engineered for superior calls in high-noise environments.

'Too many scammers out there': Trucker of the Month stays choosy about brokers

More episodes »

The Business Manual for Owner-Operators

Overdrive editors and ATBS present the industry’s best manual for prospective and committed owner-operators. You’ll find exceptional depth on many issues in the 2022 edition of Partners in Business.

Download