Podcast: Growing number of cities banning truck parking

April 12, 2024

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The list of big cities instituting truck parking bans keeps getting longer. We’ll have updates on the cities giving truckers the cold shoulder, the cities and states adding truck parking spots and more. Then, we’ll hand out roses to those who are doing right by truckers – and razzberries to those who aren’t – in our latest installment of Roses and Razzberries. And finally, cybercriminals have found a new way to scam people out of money using artificial intelligence, but there are steps you can take to protect yourself.

0:00 – Newscast

10:22 – The Parking Zone

25:10 – Roses & Razzberries

40:24 – Protecting yourself from AI scams

 

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Today’s headlines: California’s Clean Air Act will be “catastrophic” for trucking industry, according to OOIDA board member

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The Parking Zone

The list of big cities instituting truck parking bans keeps getting longer. Tyson Fisher of Land Line Magazine drops by for another edition of The Parking Zone, with updates on the cities giving truckers the cold shoulder, the cities and states adding truck parking spots and more.

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Roses & Razzberries

Tyson Fisher, SJ Munoz and Ryan Witkowski of Land Line Magazine hand out roses to those who are doing right by truckers – and razzberries to those who aren’t – in our latest installment of Roses and Razzberries.

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Protecting yourself from AI scams

We’ve entered the era of artificial intelligence. Like any new thing that comes along, the bad guys have found ways to use it for their benefit. Aaron Phillips and Tim Storhoff of OOIDA’s I.T. department break down how cybercriminals are using AI to scam people out of money – and what you can do to protect yourself.

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