Smooth sailing with MyTrucking driver app
With the MyTrucking driver app, Campbell Transport has cut down on paperwork and overcome the challenge of dispatching jobs to drivers in remote locations, who are often on the road for days.
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Truckie and social media influencer sets sights high
SA-based truckie and current Miss Ink Australia, Blayze Williams, is among seven finalists hoping to secure a position on the Women in Trucking Australia (WiTA) board.
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Not your average two-up duo
When MC driver Corrina Riley put the call out for a truckie to join her on a 3400km trip from Brisbane to Cairns, she found a perfect match in Kerri Avern, 64.
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Hard-working harvester treats himself to pick of crop
The shots of the Kenworth T610SAR posted on the Darby Harvesting and Haulage Facebook page are what catch our eye first.
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Making insurance a breeze
Another year is about to come to a close and Christmas bells are just a jingle away, but for some of you, this doesn’t have any breezy effect on your pressing schedule.
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Classic rigs get a MOVE on in the Goulburn Valley
The doors may only have been open for a few weeks, but the industry has been quick to support our newest trucking museum.
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Mentoring partnerships pay off
The Transport Women Australia Limited Creating Connections mentoring programme has been operating since March 2020 with numerous pairings of mentors and mentees.
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Best-in-fleet fuel economy with latest prime mover
Taree trucking operator Ken Blanch has been impressed with the fuel economy from the latest addition to his mixed fleet, a Freightliner Cascadia.
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Horses for courses for Toowoomba horse transport business
Born and bred on a Queensland cattle station, ‘Dippy’ Dipzal started his horse transport business over a decade ago – and he’s just added a new truck into the mix.
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Rhodes’ runners keeping sheep on the move
“I grew up around trucks but went straight out of school onto a handpiece in the shearing shed, being a rousie and shearing, until I worked out it was easier throwing sheep onto a truck than blowing the jackets off them,” said Nathan Rhodes with a laugh.
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