With rapid advances being made in autonomous driving technology, a persistent rumor suggests that old school truckers are on the way out. That would, of course, be an absolute shame. There's something utterly romantic about the men and women who hoist themselves up into the cabins of 18-wheeler behemoths to transport food, furniture, toys, and so much more to shops around the world. Their service is especially appreciated in countries where long distances separate cities and regions from each other. Road Museum, Australia pays tribute to these mechanical wonders through vintage photographs and roadside snapshots. Some posts share the heart and soul of long-time truckers, such as a tribute post for Ian Castles, an Australian country music icon who was also a lifelong trucker. There's even a have-you-seen-this-truck post, on behalf of a past owner and a video clip from a truck show. If you like your combustion engines supersized and rolling, this Facebook group is well worth a visit. The Road Museum is located in Port Pirie in southern Australia.
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