Adrad is constantly developing new and innovative manufacturing methods that deliver improved cooling performance for specialised applications. And its ADFUSE radiators are a prime example, boasting a superior strength industrial radiator design that is made to last.
As many truckies would attest, a properly working in-cab air conditioning system can make a world of difference while behind the wheel during the peak of summer. Based in Queensland’s picturesque Lockyer Valley, Gatton Auto Electrical and Air Conditioning understands this very well, providing a full range of air conditioning services for all types of vehicles, including trucks.
The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) has opened nominations for the 2020 Craig Roseneder Award, recognising technical and maintenance excellence in the trucking industry – with a trip to the US up for grabs.
Drivers were being warned of lengthy delays following a caravan crash on the Bruce Highway this morning at Wild Horse Mountain, reported 7News Brisbane.
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Newly formed truckies’ lobby group, the United Transport Group, said it’s business as usual, despite a mass walkout of foundation board members.
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A big thanks to local Singleton, NSW, plumber Danny Dwyer for sharing this clip with us today.
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AFTER reporting in the last edition on great shower and toilet facilities for truckies at the small Queensland hamlet of Dirranbandi, other drivers have advised Spy about others which could be considered ‘hidden secrets’.
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After a long wait, the go-ahead has been given for the Dane Ballinger Memorial Truck Show to take place in Bathurst, NSW, on November 14.
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Insurance is too expensive – what a load of rubbish! Insurance is no more expensive these days than it was back in the early 1990s. Back in the 90s yours truly had his own truck insured for $100,000, five years claims free doing general freight and furniture and was paying around $8500 for the insurances on it.
So much for being a provider of essential services. That’s the parting message from distraught veteran interstate truckie James Camrolakis who was so incensed by the treatment he got at the SA border recently that he’s calling it quits after 40 years behind the wheel.