
The Kenworth Truck Company is celebrating its 100th year in business with a host of “legacy” truck models, paint schemes and options.
The Kenworth Truck Company is celebrating its 100th year in business with a host of “legacy” truck models, paint schemes and options.
The year 2022 marked Heavy Duty Trucking’s 100th year of covering trucking. Throughout the year we asked long-lived fleets to share their stories with us, and we've put together a collection of companies large and small that have been around for 70, 80, 90, 100 years and longer.
Learn about three family trucking businesses that have been operating for 70 years or more.
Epes Transport was founded in 1931 in Blackstone, Virginia, as a tobacco hauler with three trucks.
We’re highlighting a couple of motor carriers that have been around just as long as HDT, if not longer. While the two companies have very different operations, they have in common a multi-generational family story.
The 7th annual Athens Antique and Classic Truck Show in Athens, Ontario, Canada, showcased 208 trucks.
The Kenworth Class 8 truck assembly plant in Chillicothe, Ohio, recently hosted its inaugural Kenworth truck parade.
Cummins displays its history, including Indy 500 race cars, antique cars, early diesel engines, and more.
As Heavy Duty Trucking celebrates its 100th anniversary, we will take a look back at the last 100 years of trucking and how HDT covered it. Check out this interactive timeline of our history.
With the spin-off of Daimler Truck from Daimler AG this year came a move of historic trucks to a new location and a glimpse into the company's history.
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