Middle Bay Transportation

Brake Safety Week kicks off this weekend -- don't get sidelined!

Don't forget -- nationwide brake inspection blitz starts this weekend There are only a few days left to prepare for the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance's (CVSA) Brake Safety Week annual inspection effort.

Happy 4th of July from Middle Bay Transportation!

Happy Father's Day to the guys who check off all the boxes!

Sharing the road ensures everyone gets home safely.

Share the Road Use extra caution when driving around bicyclists, motorcyclists and commercial motor vehicles.

Have a great holiday weekend and safe travels if you are on the roads visiting family.

As we start the Easter weekend, it's important to remember that trucking helps deliver your holiday meals, treats and sweets. DYK trucking moves the more than 700m Peeps consumed by Americans every ?

Love's opens three truck stops in Florida, Texas, and Indiana, reopens store closed by fire On Thursday, Love's Travel Stops announced the opening of three new stores, adding a total of 358 truck parking spaces to the company's network.

Mark those 📆 calendars. International Roadcheck runs May 16-18 this year.

Anti-lock brakes, cargo securement to be Roadcheck's focus North American commercial vehicle inspectors will conduct routine Level I inspections during Roadcheck on May 16-18, with a focus on anti-lock braking systems and cargo securement.

Love's to continue expanding in 2023; plans call for 25 new locations The travel stop company expects to also begin remodeling older stores and add 15 truck repair outlets.

Good news for our Savannah folks.

New TA Express store open for business in Georgia Truck stop chain TravelCenters of America (TA) recently opened a new store in Statesboro, Georgia.

🚦"It was his experiences driving on the streets of Cleveland that prompted Morgan to enter the transportation arena. Early twentieth-century vehicle crashes were frequent, and after witnessing the death of a young girl in a collision between an automobile and a horse-drawn carriage, he crafted a T-shaped pole unit that featured three positions: Stop, Go and an all-directional stop position that halted traffic in all directions to allow pedestrians to cross streets more safely." Source: bit.ly/3DWvssQ

It's , and today we're highlighting Garrett Morgan, the Black inventor and businessman known for inventing the modern-day traffic signal.

Garrett's inventions have saved countless lives – reshaping American transportation and making our roads safer.