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  • Podcast: From the Maritimes to Massachusetts

    Date: December 10, 2024

    A Christmas tradition that dates back more than 50 years continues this year in Boston – and a truck driver is one of many people responsible for making it happen. Then, Land Line Now covers all the bases for securing insurance when getting your own authority. Also, we look at the two candidates vying to lead the House Transportation and Infrastructure committee moving forward. And finally, the time to push for more broker transparency is now.

    0:00 – Newscast

    10:17 – Boston Christmas Tree

    25:01 – Securing insurance under your own authority

    39:52 – Who will lead the House T&I committee next year?

     

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    Today’s trucking headlines: Diesel prices take a big dip

    Plus, the spot market gets back on track following the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, a Colorado company stands accused of violating the Clean Air Act, and more news of the day.

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    Boston Christmas Tree

    A tradition that dates back more than 50 years continues this year in Boston. The province of Nova Scotia gifted the city its Christmas tree – an annual thank you for the assistance Boston provided more than 100 years ago during a time of need. Land Line Now speaks with the man who hauled the tree from the Maritimes to Massachusetts.

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    Securing insurance under your own authority

    When you get your own authority, securing insurance is usually one of the first orders of business. Land Line Now sits down with the folks from OOIDA’s Truck Insurance Department to discuss what coverage is needed, what questions to ask and what else to consider when looking for coverage.

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    Who will lead the House T&I committee next year?

    Collin Long of OOIDA’s Washington, D.C., office looks at the two candidates vying to lead the House Transportation and Infrastructure committee moving forward and what trucking issues they might prioritize in the new Congress. Plus, the time to push for better broker transparency rules is now.

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