ABF Freight

Throwback Thursday: The 1919 Maxwell Delivery Truck cost $1,080 when new. It was used exclusively for city delivery and had a 4-cylinder, 21-horsepower engine. It had a top speed of 25 mph and a “working speed” of 15 mpg.

Truck drivers have a front-seat view of landscapes like these! Share some of your favorite views from the road below! 📸 Alex Araiza-Erwin

Congratulations to ABF Freight driver and America's Road Team Captain, Loren Hatfield, for making history as the first Arkansas driver to win all CDL classes at the most recent Arkansas Truck Driving Championships! Thank you for 25 years of dedication to safety and excellence on the road. Read Loren's story here:

The sun is shining bright but don’t let it fool you, the cool weather is taking over! Has the beauty of fall peaked by you? 📸 Julian Romero, ABF Freight city driver

Last night, the Northern Lights illuminated the sky at our ABF Freight Portland, ME service center! If you witnessed this breathtaking show, share a photo with us below! 📷 Jan Swiatek, ABF Freight Checker Casual

Throwback Thursday: A 1976 photo shows one of our Ford tractors and Fruehauf trailers leaving Fort Chaffee, Arkansas.

“I will soon celebrate 14 years as a city driver at our ABF Freight Sherman, TX service center —I have never been happier and never looked back!! I just received my 11 years of safety patch, bronze award, and was selected for the 2023 load team. I was recently nominated by ABF for the Women in Trucking Driver of the Year. I love the fact that more women are getting into a male dominated profession. It’s a pretty awesome feeling to go out and do a good job and succeed in the industry! I never expected a career in the trucking industry but after teaching myself how to drive a truck while helping my husband on the farm, I grew to love it. My best advice to someone new in the industry is watch, listen, and be willing to learn, especially from those who are experienced. Don’t be afraid to ask questions or ask for help. Even after 14 years, I’m still learning and still asking questions. In this field you never stop learning!”—Sheila Davis

A beautiful sunrise to kick-start the week! What does your Monday look like? 📸 Tyler Forshey

Hey there, drivers! Just wanted to give a shoutout and say Happy 10-4 Day! We appreciate all the hard work you do to keep our country moving. Keep on truckin'!

Throwback Thursday: Fort Smith branch manager Haskell “Smitty” Smith and his wife Rachel pose at the Old Fort Museum in Fort Smith, on a 1977 cover of By-Lines.