Giving FMCSA an earful about broker abuse

March 31, 2023

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FMCSA held a listening session about broker abuse on Day 2 of the Mid-America Trucking Show, and they got an earful. Very few issues generate a consensus nowadays, but the parking shortage is one of them, and the Truckload Carriers Association is among those working on solutions. Plus, celebrating OOIDA’s 50th anniversary by looking at one of its most successful campaigns, Truckers for Troops.

0:00 – Newscast.

9:43 – Truckers for Troops.

24:06 – TCA on truck parking crisis.

38:51 – Broker session at MATS.

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