All That's Trucking

Deborah Lockridge

Editor and Associate Publisher

Editor in Chief Deborah Lockridge's take on anything and everything related to trucking,

All That's Trucking•by Deborah Lockridge•April 15, 2011

Ole Number One finds a new home in Iowa

The first truck to go into service for Con-way Central Express, a 1983 Ford CL9000 cabover, has a new home at the Iowa 80 Trucking Museum in Walcott, Iowa

All That's Trucking•by Deborah Lockridge•April 8, 2011

Got a Million-Mile Engine?

How much is a million? A children's book says it would take 23 days to even count to a million and that a goldfish bowl large enough to hold a million goldfish could hold a whale. For truckers, a million miles is about 10 years

All That's Trucking•by Deborah Lockridge•March 31, 2011

Demography 101: Understanding Demographic Trends and What They Mean to Trucking

"Demography trumps everything," says demographer Ken Gronbach. "If you don't have people to drive your trucks, what do you have?"

All That's Trucking•by Deborah Lockridge•March 30, 2011

How Cummins is Beating Vertical Integration

Now that every truck maker has its own captive engine, how does an independent engine company like Cummins survive?

All That's Trucking•by Deborah Lockridge•March 23, 2011

Brake and Wheel 'Data Hound' One of Many Businesses Turning to iPad

Who would have guessed that Apple's iPad would be such a hard worker

All That's Trucking•by Deborah Lockridge•March 19, 2011

U.S. Offices of Japanese Truck Builders Await Word of Disaster's Effects

The disaster in northeastern Japan is receiving blanket news coverage, but only in recent days have definitive stories emerged about its effects on commerce. Automobile plants southwest of the quake, tsunami and nuclear-affected region are shut down and supplies of Japanese cars and parts have been interrupted

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