Jack Roberts

3 weeks ago | truckinginfo.com | Jack Roberts

View Photo Gallery Shell Rotella's 2025 SuperRigs competition wrapped up at the Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton, Georgia. And this year's classic designs showcased the ingenuity, talent and devotion that all contestants pour into their beloved big rigs. Create your free Bobit Connect account to bookmark content. The secure and easy all-access connection to your content.

3 weeks ago | powerprogress.com | Jack Roberts

The reelection of Donald Trump as President of the United States last Fall was a gut punch to climate change activists all over the world. We’re only five months into the second Trump administration, but the President and the (just-ever-so-barely) Republican majority in Congress have already begun rolling back diesel exhaust emissions regulations spearheaded by the California Air Resource Board (CARB) and backed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

1 month ago | truckinginfo.com | Jack Roberts

Autonomous trucks have been in the news quite a bit lately, indicating impressive progress being made by developers of this cutting-edge, transformative technology. Reading between the lines, a logical conclusion is that we are drawing very near to seeing driverless trucks enter into real-world fleet operations. A major announcement from Aurora was part of that uptick in autonomous news.

1 month ago | truckinginfo.com | Jack Roberts

Driving the Hyundai Xcient fuel-cell truck has become something of an annual ritual for me at ACT Expo. And this year was no different. On a bright and windy California afternoon I once again climbed into the cab of a gleaming white Xcient tractor. As always, the goal was to see how the truck performed and what’s new with Hyundai’s constantly evolving design. A Slow Rollout ExplainedAdmittedly, a convention center parking lot is not the ideal setting for a Class 8 truck test drive.

1 month ago | truckinginfo.com | Jack Roberts

Like millions of American kids, Chicago’s Connor Hudziak loved playing computer games after school and work. His choice of game was a little unusual, however. Unlike other kids playing superhero, fantasy or first-person shooters, Connor fell in love with a game called American Truck Simulator. And that was odd. Because no one in his family had any tangible connection to the trucking industry. A Realistic Trucking SimulatorBut even as a small child, Connor was fascinated by big trucks.