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From chicken lights to diesel engines and trucking history, test your knowledge with 19 questions from the 2026 Work Truck Exchange and Heavy Duty Trucking Exchange.
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The first Carco winches were introduced in 1932 for the Pacific Northwest logging industry for use with cleat tractors and logging arches.
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Sakor Technologies has grown from a two-person firm writing software to a manufacturer of its own control systems.
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Driving Possibilities focuses on PreK-12 education, building on Toyota’s existing programs across the country with a goal to improve communities and get young people excited and prepared for the job market.
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The honor is given annually to the organization that best helps the home improvement leader “build the fastest, most efficient, and reliable supply chain in home improvement,” according to award criteria.
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This week, Truck Chat's 40th episode talks truck-related news covering executive announcements, last-mile tech updates, 3G sunset, stories to brighten your day, and more!
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The newest service offering provides drivers with a full complement of services that lead to more revenue and less back-office work.
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The new digital tracking feature enables increased and real-time communication between drivers or fleet managers and roadside assistance providers.
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Carriers can check daily rate information for loads to help them negotiate and swipe in app to save, compare, and hide loads.
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The mission of Harbor Freight Tools for Schools is to increase understanding, support, and investment in skilled trades education in U.S. public high schools.
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Chuck O’Neal started his career at Grote Industries in 1987 as a design draftsman working on the newly launched UBS wire harness product line.
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