Podcast: Finstad wants to stop regulators’ ‘harebrained ideas’

March 1, 2024

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The Prove It Act would force federal agencies to think about the “little guy” when crafting new regulations. The bill’s sponsor, Rep. Brad Finstad of Minnesota, joins the program. Also, looking ahead at speed limiter proposals, electric trucks and AEBs, we sit down with Land Line Magazine staff to discuss this month’s issue. And the 2024 independent contractor rule is set to become final next month. We speak with OOIDA’s advocacy counsel about what this could mean and how it could impact your operation.

0:00 – Newscast

10:00 – Finstad wants to stop regulators’ ‘harebrained ideas’

24:52 – What to expect in spring: speed limiters, AEBs and more

39:54 – Some details of the new independent contractor rule

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