Too good to be true?

December 17, 2020

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Land Line Now, Dec. 17, 2020.

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Too good to be true? A transportation agency takes steps to remove costly, redundant and burdensome regulations. Plus, a massive cyberattack comes into focus.


I. Today’s news with Terry Scruton

OOIDA wants the FMCSA to consider one more tweak to ag definitions; a major snowstorm leads to a major crash in Pennsylvania; and the Christmas car caper.


II. “Duplicative” regulations, CDL skills test delays and Buttigieg nomination

A transportation agency is actually taking steps to remove costly, redundant and burdensome trucking regulations.


III. Missouri fuel tax, PA P3 expansion plans

Missouri considers a fuel tax hike – again – and Pennsylvania lawmakers kill plans for more public-private partnerships.


IV. Freshman class of Congress, massive cyberattack

Taking a closer look at the incoming class of Congress members and a massive cyberattack being blamed on Russia.


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  • You can find OOIDA’s complete guide to Regulatory Issues here.
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  • It’s never too late to share your views with lawmakers. You can do that on the Fighting for Truckers website or by calling 202-224-3121.
  • OOIDA has an online resource to provide access to information needed to operate in the coronavirus pandemic. Click on the COVID-19 menu at the top of the page on the Land Line Media website.
  • It’s helpful for our members to keep us apprised of conditions on the roads and any problems they encounter. If you have situations to report call OOIDA at 816-229-5791 or email Questions@OOIDA.com.