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Archive of DorogaRoad Magazine. 2018
Engine tinkerers, beware: Emissions tech, steep fines and increased enforcement put the brakes on illegal engine mods
Two federal agencies announced criminal charges against five parties, alleging they installed devices to disable emissions control systems.
Mack presented Anthem in Edmonton, Alberta
Mack Trucks NA invited journalists into Edmonton to present their newest class 8 truck named Anthem
Highway Robbery: The push is on to tackle clearance practices, excessive tow fees
If it’s a simple tow to get the person to the next exit, why is that $2,000
The chicken-little tactics behind the "driver shortage"
Driver pay should be closer to $100,000 a year for a company driver, all things considered. Those gigs are few and far between in today’s world.
The End of an Affair (A Trucker’s Benediction)
I’m left with a feeling of immense gratitude, humbled by the beauty of America, her people, and her spirit.
Don’t underestimate the importance of the driver
In the truck, I’m the decision maker. The carrier I work for trusts me. It’s that simple.
Mandatory training won’t fix everything, but it will help
The chorus calling for improved and mandatory training for truck drivers is growing louder as the days pass following the Humboldt, Sask. truck/bus crash.
Volvo Trucks’ New VNX Series is Heavy-Haul’s New Heavy Hitter
"We’re excited to bring the new VNX to the heavy-haul market and we know that it will live up to the expectations of those doing heavy, hard jobs," said Göran Nyberg, president of Volvo Trucks North America.
Here are 8 things that your dispatcher wishes you knew
I’ve compiled a list of the top 8 things I wished drivers could see from dispatch side of the transportation industry.
Identifying the obstacles that keep women from trucking
A new Women In Trucking show on SiriusXM discusses challenges and opportunities for both male and female drivers on the open road.
Snows try to keep spirit of "old-school truckers" alive
Daniel Snow and his wife, Phyllis Snow, are working to keep that "knights of the road" image alive.
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