Shasta

Nov 3, 2013

Updated Dec 23, 2013

He is the most livable kity I have ever had. He is leash trained, loves to ride in the truck and my car, and plays fetch even in the rig. He loves having his belly rubbed, he cuttles, sleeps on my head and nibbles my ear when he ‘hugs’ me. He is my best friend and great watch cat, he lets us know if anyone or anything comes near our rig or trailer. He is the best!

Melissa Konkel | Company driver

In Australia, road hazards from wild animals are common -- you’ll notice guards on the fronts of most trucks. Plentiful numbers of kangaroos, wild pigs and wombats can be an ever-present problem in Australia.

Road trains, kangaroos, wombats, oh my: Trucking down-under

Australian truckers are a world apart from U.S. counterparts (they do haul on the left side of the road, after all), yet this conversation with father and son trucking vets Kevin and Mitch Forbes shows plenty in common, including regs, training issues.

Custom champs: A run in the 'Bandit' '21 W900L

Troy Massey's 'Lot Rot' Peterbilt 389

U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree in Washington, D.C., at night

U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree delivered to Washington, D.C.

Howes Diesel Defender

Custom champs: A run in the 'Bandit' '21 W900L

More episodes »

Showcase your workhorse

Add a photo of your rig to our Reader Rigs collection to share it with your peers and the world. Tell us the story behind the truck and your business to help build its story.

Submit Your Rig