Antonio Tircuit

I spent thirty-two years behind the wheel of a Peterbilt, hauling freight from Kinston to everywhere east of the Mississippi. Now I'm 68, transitionin' into a community delivery startup, and I'm usin' this corner of the web to record what the road taught me — about choices, about machines, and about the people who share the asphalt with you.

What's on My Mind

From the Road

Essays, dispatches, and field notes from a driver who knows the difference between a machine failing and a man choosing.

• Alarm 1201: When the Computer Chooses to Keep Going On Apollo 11, the guidance computer, and what "failing" really means
• Pan Am 526A: 69 Souls in the Dark The 1952 ditching that reminds us why pilots never trust the black box alone

What I See From Here

My Voice on the Boards

Films