Making it possible for truckers to truck

by Brandi Kramer

CHATHAM, Ont. – The truck manufacturing industry has seen its share of highs and lows.

Always providing those who transport products to keep the economy thriving, with top of the line mobility.

With recent cutbacks and closures affecting a large part of the assembly population, Truck News wanted to shine the spotlight on the often forgotten workers in the background who build the trucks from scratch.

The International Truck and Engine Corporation’s Chatham Assembly Plant strives constantly to keep with their vision to be the best truck and engine company possible.

– Brandi Cramer uses her love of photography to highlight a different aspect of the trucking industry each month and she can be reached at 416-442-2194.


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