Why Australian Truck Stops Are Failing the Drivers Who Keep the Country Moving
Ask any interstate truck driver what wears them down most, and it’s rarely the driving itself. It’s the truck stop conditions waiting for them at […]
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Ask any interstate truck driver what wears them down most, and it’s rarely the driving itself. It’s the truck stop conditions waiting for them at […]
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Crackers is one of Australia’s last traditional truck signwriters, carrying on a craft he learned watching his father Harold haul freight in classic Macks before […]
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Jeff Poulton’s family has been on Australian roads for more than six decades, starting with his father’s first trucks out of Beaconsfield in the 1950s […]
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Troy and Wayne Cornwill have spent more than 30 years building their trucking business from the ground up, starting with a single restored Aerodyne in […]
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For this truck enthusiast, “The Night Train” is a fitting nickname — a full-time train driver by trade who spent years behind the wheel of […]
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In 1988, a young Tasmanian truckie named Mick left home with two bags and started driving for a TNT subcontractor. The Ford LTL he was […]
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At 72, this Australian truckie has more than 50 years of stories to tell — and a shed full of restored International trucks to go […]
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David Derham bought his Kenworth cab-over brand new in 1984, speccing it with the legendary 892 Detroit two-stroke engine, a 13-speed Road Ranger overdrive, and […]
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Before the bypasses came through, the Hume Highway was the beating heart of regional Victoria — a two-lane road winding through every town between Melbourne […]
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