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HDT Senior Editor Jack Roberts recently stopped in at Old Car City, USA, while on a test drive. The site has been an automotive graveyard since 1931 and is the final resting place for a wide array of old cars, trucks and vans from the Golden Age of the Automobile. Photos highlight some of the old working trucks and vans slowly melting away in the woods near White, Georgia.
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The Volvo Museum in Gothenburg Sweden houses some of the company's classic models, showing the long history of the Swedish car and truck maker.
Read More →The American Trucking Associations’ Technology & Maintenance Council is working with partners to track repair costs and study electromechanical braking. A progress report kicked off TMC's Annual Meeting in Atlanta Feb. 23.
Read More →Could you run your truck a million miles? As shortages and truck-maker backlogs mean fleets have been keeping trucks longer, some look at whether their maintenance program can handle a million-mile truck.
Read More →New length and weight regulations in Sweden make an environmentally friendly case for high-horsepower diesel engines.
Read More →For 2020, Ford Super Duty medium-duty truck series beefs up on both brains and brawn.
Read More →There’s a lot of discussion about smart trailers and future tech, but many fleets are already getting impressive results with trailer telematics systems.
Read More →Heavy Duty Trucking spoke with Starsky Robotics founder and CEO about how he sees the concept of autonomous trucks as a complete technology infrastructure-- as opposed to a stand-alone vehicle control system.
Read More →Kevin Baney, Kenworth’s new general manager, is determined to stay focused on customers, even in a time of great technological disruption.
Read More →Faster computers and smarter algorithms mean the ability to crunch more data than ever. How does that come into play related to predictive maintenance?
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