Trucking looks to be one of the most predominant jobs in USA
MotorsHiFi would like to emphasize on a very fascinating and interesting fact that trucking seems to be the most predominant job in USA. Based on NPR’s most current United States census data analysis it looks to be that commercial truck driving might be America’s most predominant job. May be many of us don’t know the fact, but its true.NPR found out that in a whopping twenty nine states, truck drivers were the l
- Mar 25th 2015
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ATV Until the Cows Come Home.
The first time I traveled outside of my country was to New Zealand. I had been to different countries in the Navy, but that entailed looking at strange lands from the topside of my boat. There was no real opportunity to explore. Once I got out, however, I found myself wandering vast places without any plan.
My first stop in Kiwi Land was a dairy farm. I had never worked on a large spread; and this one was especially nice. Out in the middle of
- Apr 12th 2015
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Slow Economy Equals Fast Boats.
When the economy first tanked a few years ago, I did not know what I would do. Neither did a lot of my friends. Having always been known as a contrarian, however, I soon hit my stride. I found a way to survive: By selling stuff online.
The first thing that most people do when they have no money is sell their prized possessions. This usually begins with their luxury or unused items. That includes boats. Watercraft a
- Apr 12th 2015
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Calling All Cars!
As smart as our phones have become, our cars remain dumb. Most older vehicles lack any kind of wireless connectivity, and outside of a few warning lights can't even communicate with their owners about the specifics of any problem. In most vehicles on the road, knowing what's causing a check engine light to switch on requires special scanners, sifting through trouble codes, and a trip to the repair shop.
Now a Bosto
- Apr 12th 2015
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Industrial Vehicles: More Than Trucks!
Some people think of trucks as industrial vehicles. This could be true in some cases, such as a city garbage truck with all of its heavy machinery and hydraulics; however, we are going beyond what might be considered a commercial truck into the realm of heavy equipment. Even a crane truck could be considered a commercial truck; b
- Apr 12th 2015
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