Land Line Now, Nov. 18, 2019.
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When a crash causes downtime, truckers can lose money, including loads they are unable to haul. So can you recover that money? One expert says yes.
I. Today’s news with Terry Scruton
Our daily newscast.
II. An upside for downtime
When a trucker is involved in a crash of any kind, it hits the pocketbook right away – including the cost of downtime. We’ll explain how you can recover some of that money.
III. What are the ‘must reads’ in the November issue of Land Line?
You’ll hear the back story on why former staff writer Charlie Morasch was brought back on board to cover some recent CARB news and enjoy that he headlined it with one of President Trump’s favorite phrases. The magazine staff also talks about taking care of relatives at a distance and offer up some cool gift ideas for the holidays. Also, Pennsylvania’s winter weather restriction rules.
IV. Taking off those boots
Truckers tired of having their rigs booted just for parking may find some hope in Colorado. Also, an underride effort that is more confusing than clear in New Jersey.
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Links, email addresses, phone numbers and more information
- If you’re a trucker not receiving the magazine and you’d like to, you can sign up here. It’s free!
- Be sure to check out OOIDA Compliance Connection Or call them at 816-229-5791.
- Find out more on the Pennsylvania winter rules here: Pennsylvania will test new travel restrictions this winter
- Check Pennsylvania travel conditions at 511pa.com/ or call 511 within the state, 877-511-7366 outside the state.
- It’s never too late to share your views with lawmakers. You can do that on the Fighting for Truckers website.
- OOIDA members can nominate someone to run for an alternate position on the Association’s Board of Directors through Dec. 31.
