Trucking

Two trucks sit parked in a parking lot near a stand of trees. The leftmost truck, a large semi-trailer, is a Trans-Isle Freightways no. 2102. Its bed is laden with bales of Doman Industries-branded lumber. A smaller hauling truck, Doman Industries no. 6, sits parked to its right. Its bed is laden with white boxes labelled "Doman Cowichan Envirofriend". Behind the trucks, bales of lumber sit stacked in tall piles. Forested mountain slopes can be seen in the background. Trans-Isle Freightways Inc. is a trucking transportation company founded in 1991.

A very blurry photo of a Doman Industries transport truck parked in a muddy lot near to a stand of trees and a nondescript single-storey building. There is something indistinct loaded onto the bed of the truck.

Two Doman Industries transport trucks, one of them identified as no. 217, sit parked in the parking lot of a nondescript single-storey building. The beds of both trucks are fitted with long cylindrical fuel tanks.

Doman Industries transport truck no. 8010 sits parked by the front of a Doman Industries building. The bed of the truck is empty. Two men can be seen standing behind the truck. Cars can be seen parked to the right of the truck. More truck trailers are parked farther behind the truck. A town can be seen in the background, including a water tower. Much of the background is out of focus or obscured by fog.

Doman Industries transport truck no. 406 sits parked in a parking lot. A long, cylindrical fuel tank has been loaded onto the truck bed. The vehicle is noted to be a tractor and chemical trailer.

Doman Industries transport truck no. 40 sits parked by the side of a road next to a railway in an urban area. The truck is hauling a very long section of flat banded wood, nearly twice as long as the truck itself, which is propped up on stacks of palettes on the truck bed. Two small cars are parked beside and behind the truck. Container cars belonging to Canadian Pacific Railway can be seen on the railway. Trees, utility poles and tall buildings, including a hotel, can be seen in the background. The Canadian Pacific Railway was a Canadian Class I railway incorporated in 1881.

A Doman Industries transport truck sits parked by the side of a dusty, rural road near a stand of trees. The bed of the truck is loaded with the incomplete chassis of a construction vehicle with caterpillar treads. A lake with forested hills on its far shore can be seen in the background.

Closeup photo of the driver's side door of a Doman Industries hauling truck. In addition to the written Doman's branding, the door is also decorated with a drawing of a transport truck laden with bales of lumber. The wooden beams of a ceiling can be seen above the truck. On the polished surface of the door, a reflection can be seen of the photographer standing in front of a chain-link fence.

Doman industries transport truck no. 6 sits at an intersection in a busy urban area during an unidentified parade. Three young women are visible in the cab of the truck, holding a miniature canadian flag and waving at passersby. In the extreme foreground, a pedestrian can be seen waving back at them. More pedestrians can be seen behind the truck, some of them holding balloons. A large banner ad for the reality TV show "Survivor" hangs over the street in the background.

In a rain-soaked parking lot during an unidentified Doman Industries ribbon-cutting ceremony, Herb Doman stands in front of Doman Industries transport truck no. 788 with two other men. The leftmost man, wearing a beige overcoat, is presenting Herb with an award on behalf of the Port of Nanaimo. Herb and the other man present are both wearing dark grey overcoats. Doman Industries forklift no. 314 can be seen parked next to the truck, loading a bale of lumber onto its bed.