Truck parking: A lesson in patience

Meaningful action addressing the truck parking crisis is driven by a slow-moving but powerful machine.

February 2022

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Tyson Fisher

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Despite a major boost in attention because of the supply chain crisis, the federal government has ye
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Tyson Fisher joined Land Line Magazine in March 2014. An award-winning journalist and tireless researcher, his news reports, features and blogs bring depth to our editorial content, backed with solid detail. Tyson is a lifelong Kansas Citian.