Darren Frank (39) of Princeton, IL started running Illinois to California when he was just 18 years old, using his older friend’s ID (they looked alike).…
Browsing: The Spirit of the American Trucker
Last night I got a message that said: “I’m sure you don’t get the recognition you deserve for the top shelf photos you take. I just…
“ We have been told that manufacturing is out of style. We have been told we can import produce from abroad. We have been told our…
“If you have a close family you can overcome any roadblock.” Jarrod Russell of Fieldon, IL This amazingly warm, optimistic and in so many ways perfect…
“I’m not one that’s going to deliver a load late due to a little weather!” ~ Kevin Michelson of Ocheyedan, IA A few months ago, as…
I recently found this bull hauler (Bobby Swestka of Lawler, IA) in my mirror and later had a conversation with him. I asked him about why…
“Some people wanted to be a fireman or a police officer when growing up, but I always wanted to be a truck driver. I once heard…
Big Thanks to Greg Pickering and His Son Brodie “I was in such bad shape the other night I couldn’t tell a loaded trailer from an…
“DON’T PUT IT AWAY DIRTY!” ~ Randy Roush So, one night recently I was sitting at a customer’s place, a meat plant with a lot of…
“Being a true truck driver is the greatest adventure ever! Rolling down the boulevard in a classy ride is all the better. These large companies and…
LIKE FATHER… (truck on left) Barry Kucera (49) started trucking hard when he was 21, but it was 1994 when he got hit with a ton…
Our adventure began when we met up in Laramie, WY where our friend Mintu sells Clear Diesel and Auto Socks – good stuff that get you…
Every purposeful life has a plan to it. Once goals in your life are synchronized with that big plan, good things will start happening to you.…
I recently almost got ran over by this cool cabover – it was Marty Lash driving for David Cross. His grandpa drove 35 years, his father…
Produce hauling used to be a great school of trucking back when I started – simply because perishable loads perish – and 40 thousand pounds of…
