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Current issue
June 2009
Money Matters:
Need to get a grip on your personal debt? Attending a debt-elimination course is a smart idea, but that’s not always feasible for long haulers. OOIDA brings the course to you right here and in your Land Line Magazine.
Today's Special Reports:
Just like Hollywood seems to want to follow up one bad sequel with another painful installment, the trucking industry now faces the third round of ever-tightening emission standards. Early reviews are in.
What are the critics saying?
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- New Brunswick seeks speed limiters for trucks
- Truckers warned about U.S.-Mexico border violence
- More tips from OOIDA
- OOIDA to help award part of $50 million EPA grant
- Click here to download packets for diabetes and vision waivers from FMCSA
- Progressive decision from judge in OOIDA v. C.R. England
- Cross-border trucking program appears on fast track
- OOIDA anticipates precedent-setting win against Supervalu
- Speed limiters emerge as Ontario election issue
- What the heck is this ‘appropriations’ process?
- OOIDA takes arbitrary fatigue enforcement to court
- Pennsylvania lawmakers renew effort to toll I-80
- OOIDA debunks push for bigger, heavier trucks
- Mexican trucking association flip-flops on cross-border issue
- Ohio split speed limits eliminated
- The real reason behind the Highway Trust Fund decline
- Highway dollars wasted on luxury rentals, dinner parties
- $300 million for DERA, truckers remain in stimulus
- Sen. Boxer unveils cap-and-trade emissions plans
- Congressman not impressed with ATA speed limiter dream
- Ontario lawmaker questions rationale behind speed limiters
- OOIDA says Quebec reneged on speed limiter pledge
The March/April 2009 edition of Land Line Magazine includes a news analysis article about the FMCSA Medical Review Board’s recommendation that all CDL-holders be subjected to a comprehensive “matrix” of health questions. This article by Land Line Staff Writer Charlie Morasch is the last part of a four-part series online – expanded coverage of the fitness for duty matrix.
Part Four: What you can do to protect yourself from (over)regulation
Part Three: Why more medical rules? Follow the money
Part Two: OOIDA answers – are truckers being singled out?
Part One: Fitness for duty plan would pull millions from road