Historical clue formulations

• It's not a full stop — 2026-09-17
• 18-wheeler — 2026-09-15
• Big rig — 2026-06-23
• It's good for the long haul — 2026-01-25
• Highway behemoth — 2026-01-15
• 18-wheeler — 2025-12-03
• One might have a "How's My Driving?" bumper sticker — 2025-11-23
• Trailer opening? — 2025-11-06
• Contest before a final, informally — 2025-07-01
• Prefix with sweet or soft — 2025-06-19
• 18-wheeler — 2025-06-17
• 18-wheeler — 2025-06-02
• Place for a cabin — 2025-05-23
• Lead-in to truck or gloss — 2025-04-14
• 18-wheeler — 2025-02-24
• Kinda — 2024-09-30
• Rest stop sight — 2024-06-28
• Vehicle with an underride guard — 2024-04-04
• Match before the final — 2024-02-26
• One of two in a tournament — 2024-02-10
• Trucker's ride — 2023-12-04
• Quarter follower — 2023-11-02
• Weigh station sight — 2023-07-20
• One past a quarter — 2023-07-07
• Not entirely: Prefix — 2023-06-14
• What comes before a final — 2022-12-30
• 18-wheeler — 2022-11-01
• Tourney stage — 2022-10-22
• Highway heavyweight — 2022-09-04
• Final precursor — 2022-04-30
• Highway hauler — 2021-10-13
• Final Four game, e.g. — 2021-02-28
• Match before the final — 2021-02-11
• Formal introduction? — 2020-11-05
• Freeway hauler — 2020-06-04
• Half up-front? — 2020-01-26
• Half in advance? — 2020-01-19
• Long truck — 2019-10-13
• One of two for four — 2019-10-10
• 18-wheeler — 2019-09-09
• Vehicle that can jackknife — 2019-06-24
• What Brits call an "articulated lorry" — 2018-12-22
• Game before the final — 2018-03-20
• Vehicle with a cab — 2017-12-29
• Prefix with final or formal — 2017-09-13
• Interstate hauler — 2017-03-26
• One of two in a tournament — 2017-01-14
• Rig on the road — 2016-11-14
• Weigh station sight — 2016-09-30
• One for two of four — 2016-03-13