Land Line Now, Dec. 7, 2020.
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A decriminalization of marijuana appears to be on the move, but truckers won’t get a pass. Plus, what happens in your personal vehicle doesn’t stay in your personal vehicle.
I. Today’s news with Terry Scruton
More states are making more changes in response to COVID-19; a familiar face will head up the House Transportation Committee; and you’re a big one, Mr.Grinch.
II. Court appearances and personal vehicle problems
Showing up for court is never fun, but now it’s also confusing thanks to COVID-19. Plus, what happens in your personal vehicle doesn’t stay in your personal vehicle.
III. Call for unity
As we bid farewell to 2020, Land Line Magazine looks back at the memorable year that was in trucking and calls for unity.
IV. Pot decriminalization and truckers
There’s movement in Washington that would decriminalize marijuana, but truckers wouldn’t get a pass.
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Links, email addresses, phone numbers and more information
- Jon Osburn and the Spirit of the American Trucker are at the TA in Las Vegas, located at Exit 33 off Interstate 15. You can find upcoming Spirit stops here. Jon Osburn is also giving away free protective masks.
- You can get more information from Road Law here or send an email here.
- If you’re a trucker not receiving Land Line Magazine and you’d like to, you can sign up here. It’s free!
- It’s never too late to share your views with lawmakers. You can do that on the Fighting for Truckers website or by calling 202-224-3121.
- OOIDA has an online resource to provide access to information needed to operate in the coronavirus pandemic. Click on the COVID-19 menu at the top of the page on the Land Line Media website.
- It’s helpful for our members to keep us apprised of conditions on the roads and any problems they encounter. If you have situations to report call OOIDA at 816-229-5791 or email Questions@OOIDA.com.
