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HORSELESS CARRIAGE 🐎
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Did you know? The first Ford Model T rolled onto the scene on October 1, 1908, with a price tag of $850 — roughly $31,000 in today’s dollars. But despite its revolutionary design, the original Model T lacked a feature modern drivers take for granted. What was missing? 🚗 (Scroll down for the answer!)
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Summitt Trucking files suit against Fruehauf over alleged trailer brake defects
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Regional truck miles climb 5.4% as freight patterns shift across the US
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Telematics data could help fleets counter rising insurance costs
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Tighter capacity is lifting freight rates, even as demand remains sluggish
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HORSELESS CARRIAGE: Answer
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A speedometer! The original Ford Model T didn’t come equipped with one. Bonus: Early Model Ts were available in several colors, including red, green and blue. By 1914, black had become the standard as Ford streamlined production.
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Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
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