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Dashcam Footage – Semi Hanging off Clark Memorial Bridge in Louisville

Newly released dash cam footage captures the intense moment when a semi-truck teetered on the edge of the Clark Memorial Bridge in Louisville after a collision earlier this year. The incident unfolded at approximately 12:30 p.m. on March 1, on the Clark Memorial Bridge spanning the Ohio River between Indiana and Louisville. Reports indicate that […]

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Power on the Road: Behold the Majesty of the 2023 Kenworth W900L Super Custom!

Introducing the epitome of power and style: the 2023 W900L Super Custom semi-truck. Engineered to dominate the roadways with its imposing presence and unrivaled performance, this beast is a true marvel of modern engineering. From its sleek, aerodynamic design to its state-of-the-art features and customization options, every aspect of the W900L Super Custom exudes excellence.

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How Bluetooth Will Help You While Driving On The Road

Driving can be dangerous, especially if you’re distracted by your phone. The good news is that Bluetooth technology can help make your drive safer and more convenient. You’ve probably heard the same horror stories, like the one about the driver with 15 years at the same company, no tickets or accidents. Then the company installs

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More Workers In Truck Transportation In 2022 Than Earlier Estimate

The Bureau of Labor Statistics revised its model and saw an increase in the truck-related workforce and a significant change in the number of workers in warehouses. The January employment report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which was released in February, is significant not just because it shows the change in employment numbers from

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Iowa Extends Overweight Limits For Agricultural Transport

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds has extended the proclamation for weight limits and transportation of grain, fertilizer, and manure until February 19th. The order permits vehicles carrying corn, soybeans, hay, straw, silage, stover, fertilizer (dry, liquid, and gas), and manure (dry and liquid) to be overweight (up to 90,000 pounds) without a permit for agricultural trucking.

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How Food Freight Rejections Can Be Used For The Common Good

A damaged bag of chicken led to a partial load rejection that ended up helping a local community. Cargo rejections can occur due to various factors such as moisture damage, cross-contamination with another product, packaging issues or damage, and unloader’s error. These are some of the reasons that have been experienced. Rejected freight can have

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New Legislation Provides Bathroom Access For Truck Drivers

Shippers, retailers, marine terminals would be required to open their facilities to truckers. The Trucker Bathroom Access Act, recently introduced by U.S. Representatives Troy Nehls and Chrissy Houlahan, would require commercial warehouses, retailers, and ports to provide truck drivers with access to restroom facilities when picking up or dropping off freight. This legislation would be

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EIA Expects U.S. Gasoline And Diesel Retail Prices To Decline In 2023 And 2024 !

EIA forecasts retail gasoline and diesel prices will decline in 2023 and 2024, according to the latest Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO), after reaching multiyear highs in the first half of 2022. These forecast price decreases are based on the expectation of lower demand growth for diesel and motor gasoline with continued high production of those

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VIDEO: Watch Driverless Yard Trucks At Work At New BMW Logistics Center In South Carolina

The video at BMW Manufacturing’s new logistics center, shows driverless yard trucks transporting automotive parts between warehouses and crossing bridges over public roadways. Recently, BMW Manufacturing has opened a new logistics center known as LCX in Freeman Farm Road, Spartanburg, South Carolina. This facility cost $100 million and is almost one million square feet in

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