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Raising the Standards of the Trucking Industry
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Monday is expected to be the busiest day for the United Parcel Service when it comes to shipping packages and the second busiest day for the United States Postal Service. More: continued here Powered by SmartRSS
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Highway spending in Alabama could be in line for a $1 billion boost, if Democrats in the Alabama Senate get their way. Sen. Lowell Barron, D-Fyffe, is leading the charge among members of the Senate Democratic Caucus for a proposed amendment to the Alabama Constitution that would reroute money from a state savings account for [...]
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TORONTO, Ont. – Beginning Jan. 1, Ontario is removing its track width restrictions for trailers using wi… [Full Story] More: continued here
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Columnist Bill Hudgins has been busy composing Cracked Christmas Carols. His latest one (to the tune of “Sleigh Ride”) is dedicated to all those states and cities thinking they can slap some toll booths over the red ink leaking out of their coffers and balance their budgets on the tandems of truckers. More: continued here
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Baltimore County police say a United Parcel Service truck driver has been charged with traffic violations in a crash that killed an editor at The Baltimore Sun. More: continued here
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A Michigan lawmaker is calling for protections for police who are required to issue tickets to boost job performance results. Sen. Glenn Anderson, D-Westland, has offered a bill that would prohibit an officer’s performance evaluation system from requiring a predetermined number of citations. Ticket writing in general still could be considered. More: continued here
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The memorandum of understanding commits the Minist… More: continued here