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The American Highway Users Alliance says that highways, the one infrastructure that benefits all states, will get the short end of the stick if the Senate jobs bill is to pass. The Alliance says funding cuts will occur for highways as funding is increased for high-speed rail. More: continued here
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. – Mack Trucks will be showcasing its ClearTech emissions control system with selective c… [Full Story] More: continued here
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Federal prosecutors say a Florida man sold a powdered drink mix nationwide that he claimed would hide traces of marijuana, cocaine and other controlled substances that truck drivers and pilots are regularly tested for. More: continued here
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Jasmine Jordan is nearing the 1,400-mile mark as she ran through the Dallas area this week on her trek across America. Staff Writer Charlie Morasch catches up with Jazzy and her dad, OOIDA Member Lee Jordan. More: continued here
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City Hall for sale in Lynden. The city’s old City Hall building downtown was built in 1928 and includes two jail cells in the basement. More: continued here
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Officials at Arrow Truck Sales Inc. have issued a statement to clear up any confusion that might have arisen from the downfall of Arrow Trucking Co. More: continued here
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The major provider of shore power to truckers clos… More: continued here
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The adage ‘as January goes, so goes the year’ bodes ill for equity investors after the S&P 500 closed out its worst month in almost a year. More: continued here
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Think climate change legislation doesn’t affect you? Think again. Climate change legislation – also known as cap and trade – includes one version already approved by the U.S. House and a different bill working its way through the Senate. Cap and trade drives up diesel prices, according to OOIDA representatives working in Washington D.C. More: [...]
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Thousands of truckers who depended on IdleAire’s services to heat and cool their cabs were left out in the cold as the company ceased operations at noon on Friday, Jan. 29. Many drivers with IdleAire accounts have expressed concern about whether they will receive refunds from the company. More: continued here