History of the Wheel The wheel is an invention that has significantly impacted human civilization. Its use spans across various industries and applications, from transportation to machinery. The invention of the wheel has revolutionized human civilization in ways that are hard to quantify. In this blog, we'll explore the history of the wheel and how it has impacted human society. The Invention of the Wheel The wheel is believed to have been invented in ancient Mesopotamia, around 3500 BC. This invention is credited with being one of the most significant achievements in human history. The first wheels were not used for transportation but for pottery making. They were used to shape clay into pots and other objects. Over time, people began to realize that wheels could be used for transportation. The first wheels used for transportation were solid wooden disks that were attached to carts or chariots. These early wheels were not very efficient, heavy and cumbersome. They wer

Top Ten Reasons To Quit Your Job and Start Trucking! While it's not necessarily advisable for everyone to quit their job and become a truck driver, here are 10 reasons someone might consider making the switch: Opportunity for travel: As a truck driver, you'll have the opportunity to travel to different parts of the country (or even beyond), seeing new places and meeting new people along the way. Job security : The demand for truck drivers is high, meaning job security is typically strong in the industry. Potential for high pay : Depending on the type of truck driving you do and the company you work for, you may be able to earn a high salary or hourly wage. Variety in work : There are a number of different types of truck driving jobs, ranging from local routes to long-haul trips, and some drivers enjoy the variety in their work. Independence : Many truck drivers appreciate the independence that comes with the job. While you'll still have to follow rules and regu

1978 Convoy: Where Are They Now?  Ali MacGraw is an American actress who rose to fame in the 1970s after her breakout role in the film "Love Story" opposite Ryan O'Neal. While she is best known for her work in dramatic films, MacGraw surprised many when she took on a role in the 1978 action-comedy "Convoy." In "Convoy," MacGraw plays Melissa, a photographer who joins a group of truckers as they flee from the law in a convoy across the country. The film was directed by Sam Peckinpah and based on the country music song "Convoy" by C.W. McCall. MacGraw's role in "Convoy" was a departure from her previous work, which had focused on more serious dramas. However, she embraced the opportunity to try something new and worked hard to prepare for the role. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times at the time, she said, "I don't want to be perceived as being the young, naive girl of 'Love Story' forever. I w