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When it comes to regulation proposals in Washington, D.C., OOIDA has been fighting the good fight against bad one – and advocating for good ones for decades. The number of trucks posted on the DAT One network spikes. Plus, there are quite a few new truck shows on the calendar this year, which raises some interesting concerns.
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The number of trucks posted on the DAT One network spikes to a six-year high.
Truck show season approaching
There are quite a few new truck shows on the calendar this year, which raises some interesting concerns.
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- A new website, the Compliance Safety Accountability Prioritization Preview is the first phase of planned updates to FMCSA’s Safety Measurement System.
- Marty Ellis and the Spirit of the American Trucker are on a break. In the meantime, OOIDA is offering membership for two years at $50. Join or renew online or call 816-229-5791.
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