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If you’ve never been to the Mid America Trucking Show (March 22- 24) you might not realize just how big the show is. Take a look at the floor plan here for a good idea (be prepared to zoom out!). So what goes on in all of that space that gets the industry so excited? Read the rest of this entry »

Its that time of year again, when seemingly the entire industry heads to Louisville Kentucky for the Mid America Trucking Show (MATS), the annual convention for all things truck-related. It is held at the Louisville Convention Center on March 22 through 24. If you’ve never been to MATS, we highly recommend taking a visit. The show is not just the largest trucking show in the country, it is one of the largest of any conventions. Just the sheer spectacle of the event is worth seeing.

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My drivers don’t have CDLs. Why do they need driver files?

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Citizens of the Los Angeles metropolitan area will get a chance to see the extreme-edge of the trucking industry over the next ten days as a 44-Axle super-rig transports a 340 ton block of granite 105 miles across 22 cities in order to deliver it for an art project. Read the rest of this entry »

There was concern in and out of the trucking industry about the price of diesel this week as price projections pointed towards a huge spike this summer. This comes after Sunnoco announced that if it couldn’t find a buyer, it would close a diesel refinery responsible for 24%  — or 335,000 barrels a day — of East Coast capacity. Read the rest of this entry »