CCJ Photo Gallery: Staying Alive in ’75

Jack Roberts (CCJ)

Dec 3, 2014

Updated Jun 25, 2015

The mid 1970s were tough for trucking. Watergate, labor issues, new fuel standards, an oil embargo and regulations were just a few of the issues fleets were dealing with. As always, CCJ was there to cover it all.

Estes' terminal in Reno, Nevada.

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Volvo assembly plant

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