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Thanksgiving 2024: Record-Breaking Travelers to Hit U.S. Roads

AAA forecasts that 79.9 million people will travel 50 miles or more from home during the Thanksgiving holiday period, with the majority opting to hit the highways. The organization reports a record-breaking 71.7 million travelers will journey by car this Thanksgiving, an increase of 1.3 million compared to last year. This year’s figure also exceeds […]

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Diesel Price Decline: 1.5¢ Drop Brings Average to $3.521

For the week ending November 11, diesel prices across the United States averaged $3.521 per gallon, dropping 1.5 cents from the previous week, as reported by the U.S. Energy Information Administration. This is the third week in a row that prices have declined, with a cumulative decrease of 5.2 cents. Year-Over-Year ComparisonCompared to the same

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Talks Collapse Between Dockworkers’ Union and Shipping Companies: What’s Next?

Efforts to finalize a new six-year contract between workers at 36 ports along the East and Gulf coasts—from Maine to Texas—and container shipping companies came to a standstill on Tuesday after the union turned down a proposal involving automation. The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) ended discussions with the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) due to

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Gene England, Chairman Emeritus of C.R. England, Passes Away at 105

A veteran executive from one of the nation’s largest trucking companies has passed away. C.R. England, a privately-owned firm employing around 4,000 drivers, announced today the passing of Gene England. The company shared the following statement: “It is with profound sadness that C.R. England, Inc. announces the passing of Gene England, Chairman Emeritus, after a

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The Ultimate Trucker’s Dream: 2025 Kenworth T680 with 120″ ARI Legacy Sleeper

ARI Legacy Sleepers recently showcased an impressive 2025 Kenworth truck with a spacious sleeper that’s truly a sight to behold. On November 5, 2024, ARI, based in Indiana, posted on social media to thank the new owners of a 2025 Kenworth T680 with a 120″ ARI Legacy Sleeper on a 275″ wheelbase for their purchase.

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Colorado Roads Still Closed After Severe Storm Hits

Several road closures remain in place following a severe winter storm in Colorado last week. On Friday, November 8th, a ban on commercial vehicle travel was implemented as the storm significantly impacted the state. As of Monday morning, November 11th, several safety closures were still in effect due to hazardous road conditions caused by the

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An Inspiring Journey: Swift Trucker’s Retirement Marks 4.5 Million Safe Miles

After a long career on the road, an experienced truck driver finally hung up her keys and began her well-deserved retirement. Swift Transportation announced on November 4 that driver Lori Simba had retired after 35 years in the industry. Fox4KC reported that Simba accumulated an impressive 4.5 million safe miles since she began driving in

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The 2025 Custom Peterbilt 589 Truck Tour: A Powerhouse on the Road

Get ready for the ride of a lifetime with The 2025 Custom Peterbilt 589 Truck Tour: A Powerhouse on the Road. This state-of-the-art rig combines cutting-edge technology, unmatched power, and sleek custom design, setting a new standard in the world of trucking. Experience the thrill of the open road as we showcase the future of

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Truckers to Trump: Lift Speed Limiters, Improve Parking, and Pause Emission Mandates

Trucking industry organizations are extending their congratulations to Donald Trump on securing a second term as President, urging his administration to promote policies that support the trucking community. The day after Trump’s election win, groups like the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) and the American Trucking Associations (ATA) are advocating for the administration to prioritize

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