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2 | Overdrive | June 2017 June 2017 | Vol. 57 | No. 6 CONTENTS EDITORIAL Editorial Director: Max Heine Equipment Editor: Jason Cannon Senior Editor: Todd Dills Managing Editor: Dean Smallwood News Editor: James Jaillet Associate Editor: Matt Cole Contributing Editors: Jill Dunn, Paul Hartley Contact: truckingeditorial@gmail.com DESIGN & PRODUCTION Art Director: Kenneth Stubbs Production Designer: David Watson Quality Assurance: Timothy Smith Advertising Production Manager: Leah Boyd Contact: production@overdriveonline.com TRUCKING MEDIA Vice President of Sales, Trucking Media: Brad Holthaus Director of Content Marketing Services: Carolyn Mason Special Projects Manager: Kathleen Craft Web Developer/Analyst: Marlin Caddell Contact: sales@truckingmedia.com 3200 Rice Mine Rd NE | Tuscaloosa, AL 35406 800-633-5953 | randallreilly.com CORPORATE Chairman: Mike Reilly President/CEO: Brent Reilly Chief Operating Officer: Shane Elmore Chief Financial Officer: Russell McEwen Senior Vice President, Sales: Scott Miller Senior Vice President, Editorial and Research: Linda Longton Senior Vice President, Acquisitions & Business Development: Robert Lake Senior Vice President, Data: Prescott Shibles Vice President of Events: Stacy McCants Vice President, Digital Services: Nick Reid Vice President, Marketing: Julie Arsenault EDITORIAL HONORS Subscription inquiries: For subscripton info call 800-517-4979 in the U.S., or 847-763-9610 outside the U.S. Rates for non- qualified subscriptions: US & possessions $34.97; Canada/ Mexico & foreign $65.00, payable in U.S. dollars. 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LOGBOOK 14 TSA warns of truck- ramming terrorism. 14 Wireless roadside inspections hit brakes. 16 Trailer emissions order in question. 18 Florida, Texas rank highest for congestion costs. CUSTOM RIGS 42 Car haulers' touching tribute to police. 44 Rethwisch wins Shell Rotella's SuperRigs. 45 Proffitt racks up Bandit Series wins. 46 Custom KW's interior gets a facelift. 47 Reader Rigs: '07 W900L a desert runner; '05 9400i flying like an Eagle; '15 389 has Pride and Class; '09 389 a quad-axle Pete; '14 389 has northern exposure; '16 389 steps across borders. 24 BUSINESS: Uber enters freight-matching market "Uber for trucking," a descrip- tor long touted by app-based load-matching services, has taken a literal form now that the ride-sharing giant last month unveiled its Uber Freight app. It's aimed at the owner- operator market, with a focus on dry van and reefer loads. 26 COVER STORY: Path to prosperity Overdrive's Most Beautiful winner Stephanie Klang spreads the word of how trucking served as her ticket to the good life. 30 Where the rubber meets the road A tire might look like a simple component – a round piece of rubber with a tread design – though it's anything but. 32 The crazy quilt of intrastate logging States failing to adopt an e-logging mandate. State hours of service differing from the federal rule. ELDs missing state-specific features. For the intrastate driver required to use e-logs, the change could get complicated. 38 Diversions Re-creation of "Bandit" bridge jump set; Trucker Talent Search winner teams with fellow finalists; a new book from one of Overdrive's own. 40 EQUIPMENT SPOTLIGHT LED lights. 50 GEAR GUIDE Western Star's extreme-duty hauler. 54 FLEET NEWS Schneider expands in Northeast. 64 5 APPS FOR THAT Tools for grabbing a quick load. CAT ON A GREASY FIFTH WHEEL Wendy Parker's pet feline snaps and nearly ruins her new couches. Page 10. DEPARTMENTS Cover photo by Dan Allison/CFI

• Cover
• CAT ON A GREASY FIFTH WHEEL Wendy Parker’s pet feline snaps and nearly ruins her new couches.
• BUSINESS: Uber enters freight-matching market “Uber for trucking,” a descriptor long touted by app-based load-matching services, has taken a literal form now that the ride-sharing giant last month unveiled its Uber Freight app. It’s aimed at the owner-op
• COVER STORY: Path to prosperity Overdrive’s Most Beautiful winner Stephanie Klang spreads the word of how trucking served as her ticket to the good life.
• Where the rubber meets the road A tire might look like a simple component – a round piece of rubber with a tread design – though it’s anything but.
• The crazy quilt of intrastate logging States failing to adopt an e-logging mandate. State hours of service differing from the federal rule. ELDs missing state-specific features. For the intrastate driver required to use e-logs, the change could get compl
• Diversions Re-creation of “Bandit” bridge jump set; Trucker Talent Search winner teams with fellow finalists; a new book from one of Overdrive’s own.
• The safety flaw of 14 straight hours.
• Pulse: Uber’s load plan.
• Bringing apnea experts into the truck.
• Indie truck stops remain popular.
• TSA warns of truck- ramming terrorism.
• Wireless roadside inspections hit brakes.
• Trailer emissions order in question.
• Florida, Texas rank highest for congestion costs.
• Car haulers’ touching tribute to police.
• Rethwisch wins Shell Rotella’s SuperRigs.
• Proffitt racks up Bandit Series wins.
• Custom KW’s interior gets a facelift.
• Reader Rigs: ’07 W900L a desert runner; ’05 9400i flying like an Eagle; ’15 389 has Pride and Class; ’09 389 a quad-axle Pete; ’14 389 has northern exposure; ’16 389 steps across borders.