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Trailers

New super-heavy-haul 19-axle expandable trailer

Within the HighwayMAX family of Faymonville trailers is a new extendable super-heavy-haul unit composed of nine hydraulically-steered pendle-axles, a three-axle jeep dolly and a three-axle nitro booster. Also: Truck show planned for Ohio this summer.

March 8, 2021

Including the truck, the HighwayMax Dolly&Booster creates a 19-axle combination and achieves a payload capacity of about 240,000 lbs. at 20,000 lbs. per axle.

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Why freight rates are finally heating up

ATBS Vice President Mike Hosted reveals that trucking’s four-year "economic flatline" may finally be over. Data drawn from public sources, as well as more than 15,000 owner-operators among ATBS clients, shows a market in the midst of a sharp correction.

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C.H. Robinson, Super Ego chalk up 'chameleon carrier' outrage to a big misunderstanding

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Just how high has owner-ops' truck-trailer maintenance cost moved?

The 2007 379 is powered by a Caterpillar C15 Acert, with a 13-speed automated manual transmission and 3.08 rears.

Meeting a namesake: Dills Transportation's hand-throttle '07 Pete cleaned up in first show

'We have just bought a truck and are trying to get insurance to get it home and the company we were going to use will not accept a Canadian CDL for insurance purposes although FMCSA says Canadian and Mexican licenses are reciprocal,' the Bakers said.

Chaotic DMV ICE raid, 'BS' Canadian CDLs: FMCSA's non-domiciled ban, one month later

Just how high has owner-ops' truck-trailer maintenance cost moved?

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