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Over the past fifteen years I have seen many people come and go in the trucking industry from dispatchers to mechanics, to drivers, to owners. Continue Reading »Trucking is it in your blood
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Twitter and Facebook seem to be the tools of choice for Cyber-bullying and Cyber-Stalking as of late.
Cyber-stalking – It has been defined as the use of information and communications technology, particularly the Internet, by an individual or group of individuals, to harass another individual, group of individuals, or an organization.
Cyber-bullying – is when the Internet, cell phones or other devices are used to send or post text or images intended to hurt or embarrass another person or organization. Continue Reading »Twitter and Facebook tools for Cyberbullying, CyberStalking, and Retaliation
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So, what is the REAL TRUTH behind all these allegations of corruption in the trucking industry?
In the last few months there have been many allegations of corruption in the trucking industry. But, who are you suppose to believe? Continue Reading »What is the REAL TRUTH behind the Corruption in Trucking
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Tell me it “ain’t so,” the trucking industry being corrupt? I can’t hardly imagine this industry being “corrupt”, but if a two year veteran truck driver says it is, then I guess it must be. We have all heard the “stories” in the trucking industry, about some trucking companies hauling illegal loads for the “mob”. Oh, that’s not what is corrupt in the industry, according to a two year truck driver. Continue Reading »The Journey into the Trucking Industry Corruption
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When I first started driving back in 96, it must have been starting to change or was just about changed over. My first real trucking job was pulling a coal bucket here in Kentucky. Of course we didn’t haul much coal, until wintertime, but I did haul my fair share of rock, sand, mulch, salt, etc. just about anything that would go into a dump wagon. Continue Reading »Meeting the Ohio DOT
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Arlington, Va. – ATA today filed its final response brief seeking summary judgment in certain aspects of its challenge to the Port of Los Angeles Concession Plan mechanism. Continue Reading »ATA Seeks Summary Judgment in Port of LA Case
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After a wreck in June, 2009 that killed ten people on the Will Rogers turnpike in Oklahoma, Senator Earl Garrison wants to make the trucks go slower.
The Will Rogers Turnpike is 88 miles long, running form Tulsa to the Missouri State line.
At 75 miles per hour, trucks can make the trip in about one hour and fifteen minutes, give or take a few minutes. Continue Reading »Oklahoma Senator says “Slow them Trucks down”
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Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announced today that they will be holding four listening sessions.
To gather information and comments on the rule-making proposal on hours-of-service requirements. Continue Reading »Public hearings for Hours of Service scheduled by FMCSA
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