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LA Port: Harboring Reregulation?
If you’re a true industry veteran like me, you know what happened on July 1, 1980. For industry newcomers, let me fill you in – it was the day The Motor Carrier Act (MCA) of 1980 was signed into law. … Continue reading
Posted in Industry Commentary
Tagged Clean Truck Program, free-market, industry regulation
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Hazardous Texting
All drivers, especially commercial drivers, are familiar with the acronyms DUI or DWI – driving under the influence (DUI) and driving while intoxicated or impaired (DWI). But what about DWD? This new acronym stands for driving while distracted (DWD) and … Continue reading →