This Obscure Law Could Slow Autonomous Trucking To A Crawl
Self-driving vehicles are becoming more and more common on U.S. roads. One obscure law, however, is slowing down the rollout of autonomous trucking.
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5 Of The Coolest 1980s Truck Paint Jobs We've Seen
From the Ford Mustang to the Pontiac Firebird, there were some cool cars in the '80s. However, these trucks flashed some pretty sweet paint jobs.
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The Biggest Differences Between US & European Semi-Trucks, Explained
They do the same job, but U.S. and European semi-trucks couldn’t be more different. Discover how roads, laws, and design philosophy mean they're worlds apart.
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The 2025 Ram 1500 RHO Gets Everything Right At The Worst Possible Time
Powerful, capable, and now it sounds the part, too. So why are prospects looking so dreary for the Ram 1500 RHO?
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Does Chevy Still Make A Regular Cab Short Bed Truck?
If you're in the market for a regular cab truck with a short bed made by Chevrolet, you will have limited options, but there is some good news.
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4 Awesome '70s Pickup Trucks You Can Find For Under $30K Today
Classic trucks have a nice, human touch to them and exude ruggedness, and they were so reliable. Sadly, it can be hard to find an affordable model.
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How Old Is The Average Semi-Truck Driver? Here's What The Data Says
According to research done by the American Transport Research Institute, the average semi-truck driver age has increased since 2024 by one year.
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13 Of The Best Inline-6 Diesel Engines Ever Made
The inline-6 is a common enough gas engine design, but it's pretty much universal in the diesel world. As such, there are some great ones floating around.
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Why Did Caterpillar Stop Making Truck Engines?
Caterpillar walked away from making truck engines and the reasons go way beyond what you might think.
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Who Makes Salt Trucks & How Are They Refilled?
Salt trucks are common in states where winter weather can get nasty, but where are they made and how do they keep a steady supply of salt? Here's what we know.
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5 Of The Most Reliable Engines Ever Put In A Pickup Truck
People look to pickup truck engines for consistent power and long term durability. These ones in particular are among the all-time most reliable engines.
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Ford 6.8 V8 Vs. 7.3 Godzilla: Which Super Duty Engine Should You Choose?
If you're in the market for a heavy-duty gasoline-powered truck, you have a couple of options available from Ford. Here are the pros and cons
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This Is The Most Reliable Midsize Pickup Truck In 2025 (According To JD Power)
Perhaps unsurprising to enthusiasts, this year's most reliable midsize pickup truck comes from an automaker known for long-term reliability and build quality.
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5 Of The Most Notoriously Unreliable Diesel Trucks Ever Made
The best diesel trucks have a lot going for them, from power to efficiency to durability. However, these are not the best diesel trucks — far from it, in fact.
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Texas' Driverless AI Trucking Industry Is About To Have Another Player After A Successful Trial
Texas’ driverless trucking scene is heating up as a new contender enters the race — one that just pulled off something no other startup has done before.
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The 'Great Freight Recession' Isn't Over – Another Trucking Company Just Closed Its Doors
As the “Great Freight Recession” grinds on, another trucking firm has filed for bankruptcy—signaling that the industry’s troubles are far from over.
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When Did The Ford F-150 Replace The F-100?
The Ford F-150 didn’t start as the brand’s signature pickup. Find out what led to its creation and how it eventually replaced the F-100.
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What Does 'Texas Edition' Mean On Chevy And Ford Trucks?
Few things are more Texan than trucks. Here is the meaning behind Texas Edition labels on Chevy and Ford trucks, and where they are available for purchase.
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This Ram Street Truck Has Enough HP To Put The Ford F-150 Lobo To Shame
Ram is going all-out with its latest offering, joining forces with Fox to make a powerful, aggressive street truck that has the Ford F-150 Lobo in its sights.
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What Was The Ford F-1000 And When Was The Truck Made?
While the fifth generation Ford F-Series left the market by 1972, it enjoyed a new and somewhat bizarre lease of life in Brazil as the Ford F-1000.
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Are Dually Trucks Any Good In Snow? Here's What Owners Say
While you might think more tires equals more traction in the winter, do dually trucks actually perform better in the snow than standard four-tire ones?
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The Person Who Invented The Motorcycle Also Made The First Pickup Truck
Just as Gottleib Daimler's Reitwagen revolutionised motorised transport, his first truck forever changed the way people hauled freight.
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Why Did GM Sell Detroit Diesel And Who Owns The Company Today?
Detroit Diesel was one of GM's most successful divisions for a while, but unfortunately, it had to be sold. Who owns Detroit Diesel today?
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Toyota Issues Not One, But Two Recalls For 400,000 Trucks And SUVs - Here Are The Problems
The owners of over 400,000 Toyota-made trucks and SUVs are starting October off with a pair of recalls for their vehicles. Here's what you need to know.
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How The Color Of Your Diesel Engine Can Help Tell You Who Made It
Some diesel engines are painted in very specific colors. There are multiple reasons for that, but the color can also tell you who made the engine.
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This Diesel Engine Is The Oldest One Still In Production Today
A lot of automotive engines remain in production for quite a while. Cummins' B-Series diesel is the longest-running diesel engine family, with good reason.
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What Is The Small Window On The Top Of A Semi-Truck Cab For?
You might notice the massive trailers pulled by semi-trucks more than the cabs in front. Look closely, however, and you'll find a peculiar little window there.
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