Podcast: Per diem for company drivers may be on 2025 agenda

December 2, 2024

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Nothing much is likely to happen in Congress during the lame duck session, but the new year could bring action on company drivers’ per diem. Also, Associate Editor Tyson Fisher talks about this month’s issue of Land Line Magazine, including what 2025 might be like for autonomous trucks. Then, we hear how EZ Pete Interiors of Iowa got started and what it’s like transforming trucks into a driver’s dream come true.

0:00 – Newscast

10:21 – 2025 may see some big advances for autonomous trucks

24:52 – Making someone’s dream truck come true

39:51 – Per diem for company drivers may be on 2025 agenda

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