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  • Podcast: Email scam phishes truckers for information

    Date: August 09, 2024

    Another email scam aims to get personal information through phishing – and it’s just one of many ways bad actors target truckers. Also, from a trucker stepping up to fulfill a child’s dream to a trucker with a lame excuse for a bad incident, Land Line Now brings you some Roses and Razzberries. And artists are giving an infamous truck-eating bridge in Kansas City, Mo., a new look. One of them joins us to talk about the project.

    0:00 – Newscast

    10:22 – Email scam phishes truckers for information

    25:15 – Roses and Razzberries

    40:23 – Turning a truck-eating bridge into art

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    Between another new email scam and new developments on the battle against predatory towing practices, truckers remain the targets of bad actors. Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine joins us with new developments on both issues this week.

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