White Line Fever  is an American movie about  truck drivers released in 1975.  Jan-Michael Vincent plays the hero who returns from  Vietnam and takes over his father's trucking business in  Tucson, Arizona. He soon discovers that the shippers are corrupt and want him to smuggle illegal loads of  cigarettes and  slot machines. When he refuses to load such commodities they load his trailer with  manure out of spite. He then punches the loaders and they fall face down in the muck.

The movie shows the struggles of the American trucker. Directed by  Jonathan Kaplan, this movie shows truckers as knights of the highways struggling against big business and politics. He must haul illegal loads or he does not work at all. The movie depicts the issue of driver fatigue, overworked tired drivers trying to stay awake driving all night.

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