• Home
  • Travel
    • Food
    • United States
      • Alabama
      • California
      • Florida
      • Illinois
      • Iowa
      • Minnesota
      • Missouri
      • New York
      • North Carolina
      • Pennsylvania
      • South Dakota
      • Texas
      • Wisconsin
    • Canada
      • Manitoba
  • Cooking
    • Recipes
  • Entertainment
    • Movies
    • Disney
      • #AntManAndTheWaspEvent
      • #BigHero6Event #ABCTVEvent
      • #Cars3Event
      • #D23Expo
      • #DeliveryManEvent
      • #FindingDoryEvent
      • #InsideOutEvent
      • #PixarCocoEvent
      • #RogueOneEvent
      • #ThorDarkWorldEvent
  • Endometriosis
  • Giveaways
    • Winners List
  • More
    • DIY
    • Twitter Party
    • Trucker Tues
  • About Us
    • About Us
    • Contact
    • Disclaimer
    • Privacy Policy
    • Services
  • Media Kit
  • Contact

donnahup.com

  • Travel
    • United States
      • Alabama
      • California
      • Florida
      • Illinois
      • Iowa
      • Minnesota
      • Missouri
      • New York
      • North Carolina
      • Pennsylvania
      • South Carolina
      • South Dakota
      • Texas
    • Canada
      • Manitoba
  • Food
  • DIY
  • Recipes
  • Disney
    • #AntManAndTheWaspEvent
    • #BigHero6Event #ABCTVEvent
    • #Cars3Event
    • #D23Expo
    • #DeliveryManEvent
    • #FindingDoryEvent
    • #InsideOutEvent
    • #PixarCocoEvent
    • #RogueOneEvent
    • #ThorDarkWorldEvent

01/05/2016 By Donna Leave a Comment

History of the Semi Truck #TruckerTuesday

Filed Under: Trucker Tues

Share46
Tweet
Pin198
244 Shares

 

History of the Semi Truck #TruckerTuesday

History of the Semi Truck #TruckerTuesday

Semi Trucks have come a long way – did you know they’ve been around since 1898? I thought this infographic from Open Road Drivers Plan was fun.

History of the Semi Truck #TruckerTuesday

I thought it was fun to look at the semi’s of the past and see how they’ve come along.  The future look is almost too futuristic for me. Although I suppose if a driver in the 30’s saw what the trucks looked like today he’d say something similar.

Some of the changes were for comfort, others for efficiency and others just because they could and knew how.

History of the Semi Truck #TruckerTuesday

source

The first semi was made to carry the newly invented automobiles.

Now they not only haul automobiles, but liquids, refrigerated goods, and just about anything you can think of. You can check out Things We’ve Delivered here.

It’s pretty cool when you think about it.

Safe Travels!

Signature Donna

Share46
Tweet
Pin198
244 Shares
Previous Post: « Southwest Hummus
Next Post: There’s Only One thing on the Menu at Mama’s Ladas »

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *