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Stunning Drone Video Shows Hundreds Of Semi Trucks Stuck On Snowy I-5 In Portland

Last week, there was heavy snowfall in Portland, Oregon, which created a frustrating situation for hundreds of truck drivers. The snow was so heavy that it made it impossible for them to continue their journey and they experienced a nightmarish backup on I-5. On Wednesday night and Thursday, the city received almost 11 inches of […]

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Part Of Interstate 75 In Southeast Michigan To Be Closed This Weekend

The reconstruction of Interstate 75 in Oakland County near Detroit will continue on Friday, Feb. 24, if weather conditions are favorable. To facilitate the work, the southbound section of the highway from 13 Mile Road to I-696 will be closed temporarily to install a new traffic pattern. This will enable the project to move forward

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Wyoming DOT Warns Of Multi-Day Closure Of Major Interstates Due To Storm

The Wyoming Department of Transportation (DOT) has issued a warning to drivers to change their travel plans due to an impending severe winter storm that is likely to cause travel disruptions for several days. The DOT has specifically alerted drivers who are planning to travel towards Wyoming or are waiting to travel west from Cheyenne

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Love’s Continues to Grow in 2023: 25 New Locations On The Way

Love’s Travel Stops has announced its plans for expansion in 2023, as the company looks to the future with optimism. Shane Wharton, who serves as the President of Love’s, has spoken about the company’s ambitious plans for the year ahead, which involve adding new locations, partnering up with other businesses, and improving the amenities at

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Kenworth’s 100th Year Anniversary Lineup and History

Kenworth Celebrates 100 Years of Innovation and Excellence In 1923, a small truck manufacturer named Gerlinger Motor Car Works produced its first truck, which would eventually become the Kenworth brand we know today. Over the past century, Kenworth has built a reputation for quality, durability, and innovation that has made it one of the most

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Connecticut Eyes Massive Fine Increase For Truckers Caught On State Parkways

A new bill has been introduced in the Connecticut General Assembly which proposes to significantly increase the punishment for commercial vehicle drivers who are caught using state parkways. The bill, if passed, would mean that drivers of commercial vehicles would face much harsher penalties than they currently do for violating these rules. The aim of

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ATA’s Spear To Congress: Don’t Allow CA To Drive Emissions Standards

During a Senate committee hearing on Wednesday, Chris Spear, the President and CEO of the American Trucking Associations, spoke about the need for the trucking industry to have achievable and practical national timelines and goals for reducing emissions. He emphasized that it was important for these targets to be set on a national level, rather

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Kenworth Commemorates Centennial With Events And Special Edition Models

Kenworth, a well-known heavy-duty truck manufacturer, will be celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. To mark this milestone, the company has planned a series of events and is set to release two special-edition trucks. Kenworth was established in 1923 by Harry W. Kent and Edgar K. Worthington, who incorporated the Gersix Motor Company as Kenworth.

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