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?

Towing a trailer, camper, or other vehicles can be challenging for several reasons. It can be tough maneuvering around obstacles, backing up, and parking in general. A camera positioned near the ...

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 ...

One of the primary reasons pickup trucks are so popular is their towing capability. Although pulling a trailer or a boat with competence takes some practice, towing, in general, is a simple and ...

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 ...

Wabash is making the Phillips Rear-Vu Backup Camera a standard option on all new dry van trailers in 2025. Backing incidents are a frequent challenge for fleets, especially in tight or congested areas ...

Towing trailers is one of the main reasons people buy pickups, but it can also be one of the most challenging things to do with them. Driving a truck in reverse with a trailer attached is a skill that ...

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 ...