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  • Podcast: Trucker’s lawsuit over CBD wins at Supreme Court

    Date: April 03, 2025

    A trucker, fired after a positive drug test, took his case against a CBD supplement company all the way to the Supreme Court – and won. Also, in an effort to make the next highway bill benefit truckers, OOIDA’s executive vice president testified to a subcommittee in Washington, D.C. Then, we’ll update you on the transportation secretary’s testimony to the Senate, a proposed regulatory rollback and what happened at MATS. And plenty of people are skeptical about the safety of autonomous trucks. Now, several states are taking a closer look at the issue.

    0:00 – Trucker’s lawsuit over CBD wins at Supreme Court

    10:12 – OOIDA’s Pugh describes what’s needed to make the highway bill pro-trucker

    24:48 – Trump administration regulatory rollback is on

    39:32 – States take a closer look at autonomous trucks

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    Trucker’s lawsuit over CBD wins at Supreme Court

    A truck driver, fired after a positive drug test, took his case against a CBD supplement company all the way to the Supreme Court – and won. Tyson Fisher of Land Line Magazine joins the show to walk us through what happened and the cautionary tale it provides.

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    OOIDA’s Pugh describes what’s needed to make the highway bill pro-trucker

    In an effort to make the next highway bill one that will benefit truckers, OOIDA’s executive vice president gave testimony at a subcommittee hearing in Washington, D.C. We sit down with Lewie Pugh to discuss the hearing and what issues took center stage.

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    Trump administration regulatory rollback is on

    From Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s testimony before a Senate committee and the Trump administration’s bid to take a hatchet to regulations to a recap of what we learned at the Mid-America Trucking Show, Jay Grimes of OOIDA’s Washington, D.C., office explains what’s going on in our nation’s capital.

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    States take a closer look at autonomous trucks

    Plenty of people are skeptical about the safety of autonomous trucks. Now, several states have decided to take a closer look at the issue. Land Line’s state legislative expert, Keith Goble, covers that – plus a lawsuit reform bill passed by the Georgia House of Representatives.

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