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Moving, camping, or planning a big trip? Many travelers wonder if they can save money and hassle by renting a U-Haul truck to ...

Used sleeper trucks and reefer trailers led gains in May, while day cabs and dry vans declined. Inventory and pricing trends ...

Stoughton Trailers has announced that its dry van trailers are now exclusively compatible with Electrans Technologies Auto Connect system. Auto Connect automatically connects truck and trailer air ...

Phillips Industries has created a lighting solution for the interiors of dry van trailers with compact and high-output LEDs. The Phillips Permalite XB Corner Cargo Lamp is the first complete ...

Strick Trailer Corp. says its Armorplate II post and composite plate dry van trailer features 101.5 inches of inside width, 13-ga… ...

Wabash is making the Phillips REAR-VU backup camera a standard option on all new dry van trailers in 2025. The company claims it is the first trailer manufacturer to make REAR-VU a standard option.

U.S. Trailers report shows net orders reached 6,600 units as cancellations rose across multiple trailer segments.

Great Dane Trailers, for example, showed off a 28-ft. Champion SE dry van unit it built for Southeastern Freight Lines at the TMC show that featured “Green Wing” aerodynamic side skirts and a ...

However, truck or trailer rentals are U-Haul’s biggest claim to fame. It is important to be clear about the policies, prices and procedures before renting a U-Haul truck or trailer.