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

Deborah Lockridge

Editor and Associate Publisher

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Guest Voices

Guest Voices features contributed posts from members of the trucking and transportation industry on ...

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On the Road

Straight talk on trucking from a driver turned award-winning journalist.

Jim Park

Former HDT Equipment Editor

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Truck Tech

Insights on ground-breaking technical developments and trends in an industry being transformed by te...

Jack Roberts

Executive Editor

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Trailer Talk•by Tom Berg•February 17, 2012

Electronics can cut rollover wrecks; so can structural stiffness and lighter weight, Fontaine says

Rollover wrecks by tractor-trailers are among the worst kinds of accidents, safety people say, because property damage is high and driver injuries are severe

All That's Trucking•by Deborah Lockridge•February 16, 2012

Wheel-off incidents sure can get your attention

"If I had been up five minutes earlier, I wouldn't be having any conversations with anybody."

All That's Trucking•by Deborah Lockridge•February 15, 2012

Are "tough truckers" on "deadliest roads" good fun or bad image?

Looks like History Channel's Ice Road Truckers "Deadliest Roads" offshoot has inspired another channel to feature truckers in a "reality show," which looks like part "Deadliest Roads" and part "The Amazing Race.

On the Road•by Jim Park•February 14, 2012

The value of time

Time means nothing to an over-the-road driver. But it seems a couple of carriers, at least, are trying to rectify that. A couple of recent announcements from Baylor Trucking and Con-way Truckload regarding weekly minimum pay for their drivers are heartening indeed

All That's Trucking•by Deborah Lockridge•February 8, 2012

How to be more innovative

I've been surrounded by the concept of innovation lately. For the past few weeks, I've been selecting and interviewing our 2012 Truck Fleet Innovators for our March cover story - always fascinating. And last week, I enjoyed a thought-provoking session on innovation during the 2012 Recruitment & Retention Conferenc

On the Road•by Jim Park•February 2, 2012

What trucking can learn from the airlines

For-hire trucking could learn a few things from the airlines, because they have finally figured out how to make money in a deregulated environment

All That's Trucking•by Deborah Lockridge•February 1, 2012

What do trucks and a yacht have in common?

So what were a group of truck journalists doing last week on a 75-foot sport-fishing luxury yacht? Learning about the power of integration

All That's Trucking•by Deborah Lockridge•January 23, 2012

Tracking trends with HDT's Top 20

Each year, Heavy Duty Trucking's editors pore through the pages of the last 12 months of product announcements we've run in the magazine and click through the pages of Truckinginfo.com, in search of the most innovative, significant and useful equipment and other items to honor as our Top 20

Trailer Talk•by Tom Berg•January 20, 2012

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All That's Trucking

Guest Voices

On the Road

Truck Tech

Electronics can cut rollover wrecks; so can structural stiffness and lighter weight, Fontaine says

Wheel-off incidents sure can get your attention

Are "tough truckers" on "deadliest roads" good fun or bad image?

The value of time

How to be more innovative

What trucking can learn from the airlines

What do trucks and a yacht have in common?

Tracking trends with HDT's Top 20

Underride guards in Japan look weaker but cover more area than here

The driver shortage is a myth

Diversification Diligence

So when will Google invent a self-driving truck?