The truck parking crisis hasn’t been solved, but at least we’re seeing movement on the federal level. Also, rate increases for your insurance policy are sometimes unavoidable, but why do they go up? We’ll sit down with the experts from OOIDA’s Truck Insurance Department to find out. And Election Day is just over a month away. So if you aren’t already registered to vote, it’s time to get it done. If you’re not going to be in town come Election Day, it’s time to look at absentee voting as an option.
10:07– Moving toward a truck parking solution
25:00– Why do insurance rates go up?
39:28 – Time to get registered to vote
Links, email addresses, phone numbers and more information
- Find out more about OOIDA’s Truck Insurance program here.
- To read about state legislation, visit Land Line Magazine’s Daily News by State.
- Remember, it’s never too late to contact your lawmakers.
- You can donate to the Truckers for Troops fund all year.
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FMCSA imposes limits on regulatory relief granted in regional emergencies. Diesel prices are down in the latest ProMiles report. And Mexico asks Texas to scale down border truck inspections.
Moving toward a truck parking solution
The truck parking crisis hasn’t been solved, but at least we’re seeing movement on the federal level. Tyson Fisher of Land Line Magazine stops by with an update on all things truck parking in our latest installment of The Parking Zone.
Why do insurance rates go up?
Rate increases for your insurance policy are sometimes unavoidable, but why do they go up? We’ll sit down with the experts from OOIDA’s Truck Insurance Department to find out.
Time to get registered to vote
Election Day is just over a month away. So if you aren’t already registered to vote, it’s time to get it done. If you’re not going to be in town come Election Day, it’s time to look at absentee voting as an option.
