John BaxterBusinessTaking Stock in Your ToolboxHow many times have you been stranded because a hose sprung a leak, a critical lamp went out, or a bolt got loose? Little problems can become …December 2, 2001BusinessSpec'ing TrailersRunning your own trailer has the potential to increase your revenue and profitability, and is often the key to operating independently. Along …November 1, 2001BusinessFit to be TiedCargo securement has been a problem since the days when wooden ships carried most cargo (after all, we still call transportation “shipping”)…November 1, 2001BusinessA time to maintainCanfield, Ohio, owner-operator Earl Evans uses Form 129-F from J.J. Keller to record every maintenance procedure he performs on his truck. Eva…October 31, 2001BusinessStrong and sleekOnce upon a time, 40 years ago, diesels weren’t turbocharged, trucks weren’t aerodynamic and the cabover was king. Trucks had trouble starti…October 5, 2001BusinessGeared for Power“You can’t have too much horsepower” is a universal truth in the trucking business. Truckers like big, powerful engines. But an important l…October 3, 2001Previous PagePage 21 of 21Top StoriesCustom Rigs'A Touch of Class': Greg Kiser Trucking's custom '08 Pete makes old-school style newThe Virginia-based fleet bought the rig with a lot of work already done to it, but the company has totally transformed the interior with a full Rockwood setup, plenty of lights and more.BusinessGet your 2025 Highway Report Card: Worst roads, state DOTs, parking desertsBusinessELD-data engagement: Your insurance premiums could depend on itRegulations‘No evidence’ non-domiciled CDLs bad for safety: Lawsuit to block DOT's new ruleFeatured SponsorBlueParrott S650-XT Bluetooth Headset
