Bill would mandate automatic emergency braking on trucks

October 2019

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Mark Schremmer

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A new bill introduced in the House would require automatic emergency braking technology to become a
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Mark Schremmer, senior editor, joined Land Line in 2015. An award-winning journalist and former assistant news editor at The Topeka Capital-Journal, he brings fresh ideas, solid reporting skills, and more than two decades of journalism experience to our staff.