Motorists stranded overnight in North Mississippi due to extreme icy conditions on interstates 55, 22, and 269, prompting Governor Tate Reeves to ask residents to stay off the roads and emergency services to assist those stranded. [... more]

The tow truck, an unsung hero of the highway, has a rich history dating back to 1917 when Ernest Holmes Sr. invented the first tow truck. The innovative company he started would go on to play a significant role in World War II, building over 7,500 military records. The Holmes family continued to innovate and expand the company, introducing new models and technologies, including the rail crane, which set the world speed record for a wrecker. The company's focus on fast service and quick parts delivery set them apart from the competition and earned them a reputation as a leader in the industry. [... more]

The history of lane markings on roads dates back to the early 20th century, with the first center line painted in 1911 on River Road in Wayne County, Michigan. Dr. June McCarroll, a district forest manager, was run off the road by a truck and had the idea to paint a white line down the center of the highways as a safety measure. The use of lane markings became more widespread in the 1920s and 1930s, with the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety publishing a manual on street traffic signs, signals, and markings in 1930. [... more]

Thomas Weller, known as the San Diego Highwayman, has spent 51 years helping over 10,000 stranded motorists on the side of the road. His selfless acts have earned him the title of 'angel' and inspired countless people to pay it forward. From a chance encounter in a snowbank to a lifetime of helping others, Thomas's story is a testament to the power of kindness and generosity. [... more]

Thomas Weller, known as the San Diego Highwayman, spent 51 years helping stranded motorists on the side of the road, assisting over 10,000 people and changing their lives forever. [... more]

Thomas Weller, known as the San Diego Highwayman, has dedicated his life to helping stranded motorists on the side of the road. With his trusty vehicle, Buah, and his loyal dog Sheila, Thomas has assisted over 10,000 people in need, often leaving a lasting impact on their lives. [... more]

Thomas Weller, known as the San Diego Highwayman, has spent 51 years helping stranded motorists on the side of the road, with over 10,000 people assisted, and his selfless acts have inspired others to pay it forward, revealing the existence of angels in our midst. [... more]

Thomas Weller, known as the San Diego Highwayman, has spent 51 years helping over 10,000 stranded motorists on the side of the road, often going above and beyond to assist those in need, and his selfless acts have had a profound impact on those he has helped. [... more]