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Just a Girl in Love with a Truck Driver Shirt
“If you got it, a big truck brought it; and if you want it, there’s a big truck on it,” says Rob Vaarmeyer and Corin Raymond, two Canadian musicians dedicated to the words of the road. Truer words have never been spoken, with semis and big rigs running goods across the globe since the early 1900’s, accounting for over 70% of all goods today in the US alone.Before then, it was rare to see a vehicle larger than a standard delivery truck on the road, whereas today, trucks can easily house over 1000 ft/lbs of torque and feature as many tech gadgets as some luxury cars. In this post, we’ll outline a comprehensive history of the big rig truck, and how these transporters of products and goods became the unsung heroes of our modern society.BLUE COLLAR BEGINNINGSTruck-like vehicles have always been employed to transport goods and products – but there was a time when the roadways themselves wouldn’t allow for cross-country transport. In the beginning of industrialized transport, railways were the kings of North America, controlling all inland transport, maintaining the focus of the technological advancements of the day. Products and goods that needed to go elsewhere not accessible by rail were usually serviced by pack-animal drawn carts and buggies.
Just a Girl in Love with a Truck Driver Shirt
As society evolved and changed, more and more settlements and urban centres were developed outside of the reach of the powerful railway industry, prompting a new type of vehicle to help service rural and out-of-the-way stops. Enter the Big Rig.The first ever designated Big Rig truck was invented and built in Cleveland, Ohio by Alexander Winston in 1898. Winston was an inventor of automobiles and cars, and needed a massive, powerful truck type vehicle to transport his inventions to various car lots. The idea of a super truck was further developed in 1914 by August Charles Fruehauf, who needed to transport a friend’s boat. Fruehauf attached a semi-trailer to the rear end of a Ford truck. Soonafter, industry took notice – particularly the logging industry, who has largely used the railway and natural means of transport, like rivers as a vessel to transport lumber from location to location. The advent of the semi trailer would shape and change the industrialized world forever.
