Towing reforms approved at statehouses

July 2024

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Keith Goble

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Multiple states have acted in recent weeks to address unfair towing practices. Rule changes are tout
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Keith Goble has been covering trucking-related laws since 2000. His daily web reports, radio news and “OOIDA’s State Watch” in Land Line Magazine are the industry’s premier sources for information regarding state legislative affairs.