Electric vehicles made by Tesla and other manufacturers have been found to sometimes catch fire if their battery packs have been damaged in accidents. These high-voltage fires generate intense heat and can be difficult to put out. How often do … Continue reading →

Why do defective batteries cause car fires? Electric vehicles use lithium-ion batteries as their fuel source. This means, unlike gas, once an EV catches fire, it can continue burning for hours. Can hybrid cars catch fire? Ford recalled more than … Continue reading →

A used truck typically costs anywhere between $45,000 and $100,000, while new trucks can cost about $125,000-$150,000, depending on the make and model. How much does a 2020 18 wheeler cost? A new Semi-Truck costs $75,000 to $180,000 or more. … Continue reading →

For years, semi trucks with manual transmissions were the standard. However, advances in technology have now created a new generation of automatic semi trucks. Are all 18 wheelers standard shift? Most trucks have a manual 9, 10, 13 or 18 … Continue reading →

A division of the U.S. Department of Transportation, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulates nearly all aspects of the trucking industry. In 2018, 885 large truck occupants died, while 4,678 people died in collisions with large trucks. Who … Continue reading →

Have you ever wondered, “Is truck driving a good career?” The easy answer: yes. Truck driving is a career that’s great for those who want flexible hours, a great income, and an opportunity to travel. One of the biggest decisions … Continue reading →

The COVID-19 pandemic created shortages and delays throughout the supply chain, including the raw materials and parts needed to build new Class 8 trucks.With more trucking companies looking to purchase vehicles and manufacturers unable to keep pace, the secondary market … Continue reading →

High Demand + Low Supply = Pricey The need to carry freight has remained strong, and trucking companies with staffed drivers on the road can start charging higher fees.There is a strong need for drivers and trucks but not enough … Continue reading →

The national average salary for a UPS Driver is $62,733 in United States.UPS Driver Salaries. Job Title Salary UPS UPS Driver salaries – 332 salaries reported $33/hr UPS UPS Driver salaries – 44 salaries reported $22/hr UPS UPS Driver salaries … Continue reading →

Forty percent of truck drivers victimized by crime on the road say that crimes were violent in nature, including reports of rape, assault and armed robberies, according to the results of a new poll. How safe is it to be … Continue reading →

Used-vehicle prices are unlikely to drop until new-vehicle production returns to normal, and the microchip shortage is still wreaking havoc on nearly every manufacturer. Are used truck prices going up or down? But as bad as things are for new … Continue reading →

Subaru. Brands with the Best Resale Value Rank Brand 5 Year Resale Value 1 Subaru 59.82% 2 Toyota 57.82% 3 Honda 57.62% 4 Dodge 57.17% What car holds their value the most? Here, according to iSeeCars.com, are the 10 cars … Continue reading →

Some truck drivers even wear diapers to avoid stopping at bathrooms — not kidding. 8. Forget about working out or eating well.The only way to make money is if your truck is moving, and as long as your truck is … Continue reading →

Fuel is one the largest costs of owning a semi-truck, as most owner-operators spend an average of $50,000-$70,000 annually or $4,000-$6,000 each month. To get an estimate of how much you will spend on fuel, take the price of fuel … Continue reading →

List of Fastest Semi Trucks Semi Top Speed Super Shockwave 333 mph [ 536.1 kmph] The Original Jet Truck 234.6 mph [ 377.7 kmph] Volvo Iron Knight 171 mph [ 275.3 kmph] Volvo Mean Green 147 mph [236.7 kmph] What … Continue reading →