Kenworth founders inducted into hall of fame
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — On Oct. 26, Kenworth Truck Company announced that its founders, Harry W. Kent and Edgar K. Worthington, were inducted into the 2023
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Kenworth founders inducted into American Trucking and Industry Leader Hall of Fame
The founders of Kenworth Truck Company, Harry Kent and Edgar Worthington, were inducted into the 2023 American Trucking and Industry Leader Hall of Fame
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Delmond L. Kruckeberg
Delmond Leo Kruckeberg, affectionally called Dicky by his mother and to the rest of world, Dick, Dad, Grandpa K, and Great-Grandpa K, was born on January 8, 1935, on his family farm in Steele County, Minnesota to Leo Albert Kruckeberg and Emma Emilie Dunker Kruckeberg. Dick was the oldest son, with only his brother, David below him and the third in line behind his two sisters, Gerry and Betty who “delighted” in keeping their much younger brothers in line.
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FreightWaves Classics: Trucking companies' names range from A to Z (Part 5)
FreightWaves Classics: Trucking companies’ names range from A to Z (Part 5) 1 1,146 9 minutes read Serving eight states in the Mountain West, this AFS tractor pulls twin-trailers of grocery store products. (Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves) Deregulation of the U.S. trucking industry began in the late 1970s. Congress passed the Motor Carrier Act of 1980 and it was signed into law by President Carter on July 1, 1980. This ended 45 years of onerous regulation by the federal Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC). One of the most dramatic changes that occurred due to deregulation was the ...
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