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Overdrive Staff

Nov 15, 2017

Updated Dec 17, 2017

Kevin Hunter's heavy-haul-spec 2024 Kenworth W900L was one among dozens of trucks on hand for last year's SuperRigs event at EchoPark Speedway in Hampton, Georgia. The 2026 event kicks off later this month at Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee.

Shell Rotella SuperRigs truck show races into Bristol this month

SuperRigs is open to actively working trucks only. Industry judges will evaluate trucks based on exterior appearance, design, finish quality, originality, detail and workmanship. Pro tips from judges, competitors, and show preview information here.

Outside DOT headquarters in Washington, D.C. Left to right: Alex Panfilov of Verified Carrier, Danielle Spinelli of GenLogs, Scott Cornell from TAPA, Dale Prax of FreightValidate, Tom Cornett with Descartes, and Shawn Rasmore from Truckstop.com. Also present were reps from Highway and The Bannon Report.

FMCSA, Congress work with 'carrier vetting' industry amid fraud crackdown

Congestion Traffic Highway

Gridlock ahead: World Cup kicks off across U.S. this week

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Will FMCSA safety rating be key to owner-ops' access to freight?

There's no shortage of vintage iron at the ATHS National Convention & Truck Show, ongoing now in Springfield, Missouri.

Classic trucks in spotlight: Scenes from Day 1 of massive ATHS show

Will FMCSA safety rating be key to owner-ops' access to freight?

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