Got concerns? Whether it’s parking, fuel, compensation or something else, ATRI wants to be part of the solution but needs your help. Plus, what is going on in New York City with weigh-in-motion scales? We explain. And lastly, finally some positive developments to talk about on the spot market.
10:06 – ATRI’s Top Industry Issues Survey
24:50 – Weigh-in-motion scales in NYC
39:18 – Positive developments on the spot market
Links, email addresses, phone numbers and more information
- For real-time road conditions in Georgia, call 511 or visit the GDOT website.
- ATRI has opened its 2023 Top Industry Issues Survey. If you want to weigh in and be part of the solution, you can do that here.
- Get more information about the freight market.
- 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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ATRI’s Top Industry Issues Survey
Whether it be the truck parking crisis, broker fraud, fuel prices or something else, we all have concerns about the trucking industry, and the American Transportation Research Institute wants to hear them.
Weigh-in-motion scales in NYC
What is going on in New York City? Weigh-in-motion scales are now in use on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, and hefty fines are next. We’ll talk about the concerns that come with the current plan, and possible expansion elsewhere.
Positive developments on the spot market
There were some positive developments on the spot market last week. Robert Rouse of #DAT tells us that load-to-truck ratios increased for all three equipment types.
