CARB is requiring every truck that operates in the state to register for a new emission control program. Many of those trucks could face testing of their emissions. And when it comes to getting a ticket, the guys at Road Law have some advice for what your next steps should be. Also, Congress has announced a deal to establish government spending levels for the next year – and potentially to keep the government open, avoiding a shutdown.
10:07 – CARB requiring all trucks operating in California to register
24:49 – The next steps after getting a ticket
39:14 – What does government spending deal mean for you?
Links, email addresses, phone numbers and more information
- You can take the full Truck to Success seminar online.
- Get more information from Road Law here.
- Whether for truck parking funding, stopping speed limiters or getting overtime pay for company drivers, get your lawmakers on board with a quick email sent from Fighting For Truckers.
- You can donate to the Truckers For Troops fund all year.
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Catch up on the news with Scott Thompson
Winter weather could wreak havoc on roadways across much of the country into Tuesday. FMCSA wants to increase UCR fees starting next year. And Pilot and Berkshire Hathaway settle their differences out of court.
CARB requiring all trucks operating in California to register
CARB – the California Air Resources Board – is requiring every truck that operates in the state to register for a new emission control program. And many of those trucks could face testing of their emissions. Tom Crowley and Joe Biggs of OOIDA’s Business Services Department join the show to discuss that – and a new requirement from the U.S. Treasury Department that will affect every trucking business.
The next steps after getting a ticket
When it comes to getting a ticket, the guys at Road Law have some advice for what your next steps should be. Attorneys Jeff McConnell and James Mennella talk about that, as well as concerns surrounding safety points.
What does government spending deal mean for you?
Congress has announced a deal that would establish government spending levels for the next year – and potentially to keep the government open, avoiding a shutdown. We’ll cover that, plus a new independent contractor rule, with Bryce Mongeon of OOIDA’s Washington, D.C., office.
