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  • Podcast: Graves may accelerate issues like truck parking

    Date: December 17, 2024

    Sam Graves will remain chair of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, which will have big implications for a number of trucking issues. Also, what are traffic ticket services, how do these membership-style clubs work and how do you make sure they get the job done? Road Law explains. And a so-called truck-eating bridge dubbed the Can Opener that’s located in Delaware, Ohio, is showing up on Google Maps as a historic site.

    0:00 – Newscast

    10:06 – The truth behind traffic ticket services

    25:00 – Truck-eating bridge gets historic status on Google

    39:51 – Graves may accelerate issues like truck parking

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    The truth behind traffic ticket services

    When you get a ticket, you may be tempted to reach out to a traffic ticket service to handle the legwork for you. Attorneys Jeff McConnell and James Mennella of Road Law discuss what these membership-type clubs are, how they work and how you can ensure they’ll take care of everything.

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    Truck-eating bridge gets historic status on Google

    Land Line Now has reported many times on so-called truck-eating bridges. But recently, we learned of yet another. This one is dubbed the Can Opener and is located in the town of Delaware, Ohio, just north of Columbus. It’s a little different than others in that it’s been named a historic site. Lee Yoakum, the town’s community affairs director, joins the show.

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    Graves may accelerate issues like truck parking

    Land Line Now reported recently that Sam Graves of Missouri will return as the chair of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee – perhaps the most influential committee in Congress in terms of trucking issues. So what will that decision mean for the issues important to you – like truck parking?

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