Tag: Cincinnati

Next truck-parking workshop to focus on Greater Cincinnati area

Tuesday, October 22, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., truck parking stakeholders are being invited to participate in a workshop to be aimed at sussing out problem areas and proposing solutions for truck parking woes in Boone County, Ky., and the greater region around Cincinnati, Ohio.

October 9, 2019

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Arrow Truck Sales relocates in Cincinnati

Arrow Truck Sales and TNT Services will share the new Cincinnati facility. The new location will offer customers access to a wide-range of trucks & trailers.

June 21, 2018

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Reefer market update: Rates, demand tumble nationally, with some bright spots in local markets

National average reefer rates continued to show declines last week, but outbound rates continue to trend up in key agricultural markets, including Grand Rapids, Mich.; McAllen, Texas; and Nogales, Ariz..

October 14, 2015

Demand for reefers moved commensurate with the rate decline, slipping 13 percent on the spot market last week following an end-of-quarter surge in the previous week, and truck capacity added 2 percent. That combination led to a 15 percent overall decline in the national average load-to-truck ratio, from 4.6 to 3.9 loads per truck on DAT Load Boards. Compared to Overdrive‘s last update on the segment, that’s a decline from 5.2 loads per truck, or more than 20 percent.

Dear cities and states, ‘Finish the mess you’ve made’ already!

Navigating high construction season on the road: “After sustaining what I’m certain is irreversible kidney damage, a deviated septum, and three chipped teeth, I finally gave up on making across alive…”

September 18, 2015

Dear Louisville, In your furious drive to destroy every single roadway leading into and out of your city, I’m afraid you missed one. 7th Ave. is still intact. If you hurry, you can obliterate it before supper. Sincerely, Screw You

I-75 South, following bridge collapse in Cincinnati, reopens ahead of schedule

Officials expect closures to continue at least for the next two days. The collapse was of the old Hopple Street overpass, and reportedly occurred while the span was undergoing demolition work.

January 21, 2015

Click through the image or this link to find more photography of the Hopple Street overpass collapse in this story at Cincinnati.com.

Former hauler loses 100 pounds with dance

Need proof “small steps can lead to big results” in attempts to lose weight? Look no farther than “Big John” Drury, who at his heaviest weighed 400 pounds, reported Local 12 News in Cincinnati, Ohio. A resident of nearby Hamilton, the 6’7″ tall former highway hauler lost nearly 100 pounds combining portion control and calorie […]

May 2, 2012

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