Podcast: Pushback grows on speed limiters, AEB

August 4, 2023

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Pushback against separate proposals on speed limiters and automatic emergency braking systems is growing. We’ll talk about the big stories of the week – plus remember and honor the life of OOIDA board member Bob Esler. A new program is designed to help trucks stop at fewer traffic signals in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. We’ll hear from Jennifer Sanders of the North Texas Innovation Alliance. Also, in Iowa, you can adopt, relocate and use a historic bridge. Brennan Dolan of the Iowa Department of Transportation explains.

0:00 – Newscast.

10:06 – Pushback grows on speed limiters, AEB.

24:50– Getting trucks through traffic lights.

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Pushback grows on speed limiters, AEB

Pushback against separate proposals on speed limiters and automatic emergency braking systems is growing. We’ll get into that in another Land Line roundtable discussion, as we talk about the big stories of the week – plus remember and honor the life of OOIDA board member Bob Esler, who passed away this past week.

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A new program is designed to help trucks stop at fewer traffic signals in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. We’ll hear from Jennifer Sanders of the North Texas Innovation Alliance. Also, in Iowa, you can adopt, relocate and use a historic bridge. Brennan Dolan of the Iowa Department of Transportation explains.

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