How many of you will admit to having just a small bit of uncertainty (we're being polite and not calling it anxiety), when you have to drive in Reverse—back up—with a trailer attached to your truck?

NEW ORLEANS — Phillips Industries is set to begin offering a rear-facing trailer back-up camera in the coming months that the company’s top executive told Transport Topics will be its biggest-ever ...

Hooking up and pulling trailers can prove stressful, but recently announced innovations on the next generation of heavy-duty pickups from the Big 3 manufacturers simplify the process by providing ...

Backup camera technology is standard on every newly manufactured car in the U.S. since the rule took full effect in 2018, but the technology is only a luxury on a tractor trailer. “It’s a pretty ...

ORLANDO, Florida—Trailer technology provider Phillips Connect is partnering with Utility Trailer to launch Utility Connect, which combines the trailer OEM’s proprietary wiring harness with the ...

Towing is an integral part of pickup truck ownership for some people. The ability to hitch up a trailer and haul whatever you like, anywhere you like is a measure of freedom that Americans are ...

Electronics have infiltrated practically every corner of the modern truck cab in an ongoing effort to make driving safer and easier, and backing up – often an afterthought when it comes to driving – ...

Ford’s new 2017 Super Duty (the big F-250 and F-350 pickups) includes something called Trailer Reverse Guidance, an interesting new software and hardware setup that uses a whole bunch of cameras and ...

Built-in backup cameras are a legally required safety feature in recently manufactured cars and trucks. However, drivers of older vehicles aren’t left in the dust. If you want to enjoy the additional ...

More than 14,000 newer Ram 1500 pickup trucks are being recalled because their backup cameras may stop working when the vehicle is in reverse. The problem affects only trucks from the 2021 model year ...