After an announcement in early 2017, Toyota's work on a hydrogen-based fuel cell semi-truck has been somewhat under wraps. Now, however, the company may be on the verge of a breakthrough, with the first prototype trucks ready
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In the past few years, the U.S. economy has witnessed a sharp surge leading to increased transportation of inventories and goods. Due to these trends, trucking companies are forced to replace the aging trucks in their
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Being away from home is one of the most difficult parts of being a big rig driver. Your job is to keep those wheels rolling but it doesn't mean you don't feel like you're missing out on family times. It doesn't have to be that
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J. Ruble & Sons Truck Sales began over forty years ago building trucks to meet our farming needs. As other businesses needed specialty-designed trucks, we grew into our exciting business today. We deliver quality,
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Anyone who has opened a newspaper to look at the daily funnies or comic strips know the name, Charles M. Shultz, of Peanuts fame or Garfield, which was created by Jim Davis. But even with a niche subject like trucking and
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Freight based technology is critical for the delivery of millions of products and materials. So what happens to an important industry like this when significant tariffs come into play?
Steel Tariffs
International trading
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J. Ruble and Sons Truck Sales, located southeast of Fort Wayne, Indiana, has over forty years of experience in the trucking industry. Our inventory includes high quality, refurbished medium and heavy-duty trucks: daycab
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Much has changed since that first big rig powered up on the newly-built interstate highways of the 1950's. Trucking is sleeker, more comfortable, but it is still the backbone of American industry. If the roads could talk, the
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J. Ruble and Sons Truck Sales, located in Monroeville, IN, is a big part of America's trucking industry. We have been working hard to keep businesses moving so they can keep our country's products delivered. It's fairly common
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If you notice that the options for buying that light truck are severely limited, it has a lot to do with chickens, Europe, Lyndon B. Johnson, and taxation. During the early 1960s when Lyndon Johnson was the President of the
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