For the fourth time in the history of the award, two truckers were named National Highway Heroes for their efforts in saving motorists from possible death.

For the fourth time in the history of the award, two truckers were named National Highway Heroes for their efforts in saving motorists from possible death.

This year, Mack Trucks Inc. and fans of perhaps the most legendary name in the truck-making business are celebrating the company’s centennial anniversary.

The bulldog has come to symbolize Mack trucks, but it also embodies the characteristics of tenacity and ruggedness that drove the company’s founding brothers to create a durable legacy.

Ken Gold had no way of knowing in 1986 when he started hauling sand and gravel that a few side jobs transporting motorcycles for friends would evolve into successful operation of GoldRush Motorsports, a specialized trucking fleet for racing.