Why don't semi trucks have ads on them?

Lisa Groeneweg is right: many do. But assuming this question is asking why so many of them do not when other large, flat, paintable outdoor objects —like billboards, which line the very routes trucks drive— do, I'll try to answer. read more

TRUCK ADS® deploys AD campaigns on 16 to 26 foot long trucks in local markets and 48 to 53 foot semi-trailers traveling regional geographic areas and interstate highways. Truck Ads works with "independent fleet owners," which they elsewhere say range in size from a single truck to "100s" of trucks and trailers. read more

This is very unfortunate. We were once known as "The Knights of the Highway." But most companies now have policies against stopping to assist motorists. Since our cargo can sometimes be in the millions of dollars, it's easy to understand why. read more

Mark/flickr Higher driving costs and falling pay have created a truck-driver shortage that's likely to worsen in the coming years. The American Trucking Associations (ATA) estimates the U.S. is short 30,000 truck drivers — a number expected to surge to 239,000 by 2022. read more