‘We kicked ass’

August marks 25 years on a significant legal win by OOIDA that nailed the Tennessee Public Service Commission for its mistreatment of out-of-state truckers.

August-September 2019

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Sandi Soendker

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Late on the afternoon of Aug. 9, 1994, OOIDA’s legal counsel in Tennessee, Gary Blackburn, called
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