There are several reasons why CB radios are still the go-to radio choice for truckers. One key reason is licensing — unlike CB radios, GMRS requires an FCC license that costs $35 for 10 years ...

There are several reasons why CB radios are still the go-to radio choice for truckers. One key reason is licensing -- unlike CB radios, GMRS requires an FCC license that costs $35 for 10 years and ...

As if trucks weren't useful enough, some truck owners add even more capability by installing a communications system. UHF, two-way, and CB radios are helpful in trucks because they provide a ...

Truckers have long been associated with Citizens Band (CB) radio. A section of the 11-meter amateur radio band was set aside by the FCC in 1958 as a poor man’s business radio band, and by the ...

Q. Hey Honk: We are all aware of the hands-free cellphone laws here in California. Recently, however, we noticed truckers using CB radios with the handheld microphones. Is it OK for a trucker to ho… ...

Unlike VCRs, eight-track tapes and flip phones, CB radios are still a valuable tool. Deborah Lockridge takes a trip down memory lane in her 'All That's Trucking' blog.

Utah-based Deseret Transportation’s fleet of less than 50 trucks still uses CB radios, finding them especially useful going over Donner Pass in a snowstorm, or when starting up the canyon from ...

While CB radios aren’t quite so ubiquitous these days, plenty of truck drivers still have them—and 10-4 has yet to fall out of fashion as the go-to code for “Acknowledgement.” [h/t ...

A s if trucks weren't useful enough, some truck owners add even more capability by installing a communications system. UHF, two-way, and CB radios are helpful in trucks because they provide a ...