You couldn’t get more vanilla than a base model, with a vanilla diesel engine, vanilla chassis and vanilla cab-over design. Then paint it white – like a kitchen appliance.
Brendan Farrell announces destination for 2021 Burrumbuttock Hay Run
It’s definitely on – and it’ll be big.
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New UD Quon gets job done for sixth-generation WA farmer
“Set on a high bank overlooking the fertile flats of the Murray River, Old Blythewood stands as a testament to the industry, ingenuity and flexibility of the pioneering McLarty family,” reads the National Trust website.
Dayco extends heavy duty engine component range
DAYCO, one of the world’s leading engine products and drive systems suppliers for the automotive, industrial and aftermarket industries, introduces an extended premium quality engine component and thermal management product range for Heavy Duty vehicles.
Penske maintains commitment to Australian market
Though US-based Team Penske won’t return to compete in the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship in 2021, Penske confirmed its long term commitment to the Australian and New Zealand markets through its on and off-highway businesses.
VTA: Reopen borders to boost state and national recovery
The Victorian Transport Association (VTA) is advocating for the urgent re-opening of state and territory borders in the next steps to get the state and national economy on the best possible footing for a quick recovery from COVID-19.
#PicOfTheDay – Jakob Batchelor
Gilberts Transport Services driver Jakob Batchelor on the Stuart Highway, just north of Erldunda.
#PicOfTheDay – Curtis Simpson
A stunning shot of this Kenworth and road train set-up was captured near Dysart, Queensland.
Hyundai extends hydrogen highway with new XCIENT Fuel Cell heavy-duty trucks
With European countries set to legislate internal combustion engines out of existence by 2040 and other countries expected to follow suit, Hyundai has revealed a plan to change the world’s road transport industry using hydrogen fuel cell power.
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Will someone in Government give a sh*t about rest areas
The sh*t shovel hangs on a tree at a well-used rest area in Mount Boyce NSW. It highlights the problems of rest areas that line haul truck drivers face.