Podcast: Efforts designed to combat highway protests

April 23, 2024

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A handful of states are considering measures that are meant to deter protesters from exercising their First Amendment rights on highways. Also, an effort underway right now in South Dakota is designed to combat human trafficking – and to involve truckers in the effort. Then, we sit down with OOIDA’s Truck Insurance Department to discuss what additional coverage you should consider.

0:00 – Newscast

10:22 – South Dakota effort combats human trafficking

24:59 – Extra coverages for your truck insurance

40:23 – Efforts designed to combat highway protests

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A handful of states are considering measures that are meant to deter protesters from exercising their First Amendment rights on highways. Jami Jones of Land Line Magazine breaks down who’s doing what, and why the issue is a complicated one when it comes to professional truck drivers.

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