The American Truck Historical Society was formed to preserve the history of trucks, the trucking industry, and its pioneers. The ATHS is an international organization, with over 21,000 members in the United States, Australia, Canada, and 20 other countries worldwide.

The Antique Truck Club of America is the premier organization for collectors and lovers of antique trucks, vintage trucks, antique commercial vehicles, and vintage commercial vehicles

Experience the early days of trucking as they come alive through the exhibit at the C. Grier Beam Truck Museum. This must see attraction was founded in 1982 by the Carolina Freight Carriers Corporation as part of its 50th Anniversary celebration.

Our mission is to promote the significance of the Brockway Carriage Works, Brockway Motor Truck Company of Cortland, Inc, and Brockway Motor Company, by preserving the history of the Brockway companies, documenting the impact the Brockway companies had on the Cortland County area, and making this information available for increased historical and cultural awareness of the public.

Refuse Trucks (CRT) is an online look at mechanical refuse collection equipment and its history, from the earliest self-loaders to todays modern high-compaction marvels. The focus of CRT is on refuse body builders, rather than the chassis manufacturers, though in some cases they are the same.

The Iowa 80 Trucking Museum is located in Walcott, Iowa and celebrates the history of trucking. Visitors can enjoy a wide display of antique trucks, antique gas pumps and antique signs. Movie theater shows films with vintage trucks in action. Group tours, school tours and families welcome