Railroads Couldn’t Make Up Their Minds About Truckers

From the April 11, 1936 issue of Traffic World magazine came an article entitled “Proposed Rail-Truck System” Three railroads had the idea of creating a large railroad owned system of existing truck lines centering around Omaha, Nebraska and radiating from there to Denver, Kansas City, Minneapolis and Chicago. Union Transfer Company would be the first… Continue reading Railroads Couldn’t Make Up Their Minds About Truckers

On This Day In Trucking History-Dec 11,1940

The Interstate Commerce Commission conducted hearings to determine the outcome of several applications. A contract carrier application for a permit was heard for D&G Distributors of Akron, Ohio. Also seeking a permit was Indian Motorcycle Delivery Service of New York, NY. The following were before the ICC as common carriers desiring a certificate of operating… Continue reading On This Day In Trucking History-Dec 11,1940