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America was founded on revolutionary ideas, but it was built by movement. For 250 years, the nation has depended on ever-better ways to move people, products, and prosperity across a vast continent. No machine has carried that mission further — or more faithfully — than the truck.
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Mack Trucks marked its 125th anniversary with a Milestone Award from the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce, recognizing more than a century of manufacturing and innovation.
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The Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart, Germany, houses some of the most valuable cars and trucks on the planet.
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Old trucks generally get ignored in classic car circles. Maybe that's changing.
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Some ultra-rare vintage trucks drew admirers at the 47th Annual Truckers Jamboree this year.
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Dozens of trucks rolled through downtown Chillicothe as Kenworth celebrated its iconic W900 and honored a veteran driver during this year’s Truck Parade.
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For 90 years, Schneider National has been on the cutting-edge of North American trucking. Here's a fond look back in photos at the fleet down through the years.
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From a single truck in 1935, Schneider National has grown to become one the largest trucking fleets in the U.S.
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Eighth-generation Kentucky farmer Grayce Emmick has restored a 1984 Mack R Model tractor and donated it to the Mack Trucks Historical Museum.
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World War II was over. The American economy was booming. Mack Trucks needed a workhorse truck fleets could rely on to do any number of jobs. What they delivered became an icon.
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