A 10-wheel big rig (“18-wheeler” when a tandem-axle trailer is attached to it) isn’t the typical truck that you’ll find on the digital screens or printed pages of HOT ROD.

Composite big-rig sleeper boxes offer comforts of home Truckers are getting better sleep in their "homes away from home," thanks to composite sleeper boxes and cab floors manufactured by Canadian ...

Hard-working Class A trucks and drivers strut their stuff at Shell Rotella’s 43rd annual big-rig extravaganza in Atlanta.

Until sleepers came on the market in the 1970s, truckers had to squeeze into a small compartment just behind their seat to snooze. The first sleepers were smaller than 60 inches.

Behind the front seats of many big rigs, there is another space called a sleeper cab, which becomes a driver's home away from home. With all its high-tech design, does the Tesla semi have a ...

This 18-wheeler rig customization shop can transform your big rig into a downright mobile living space. Interiors are similar to those of luxury RVs ...