Monday, June 2, 2003

• Oklahoma speed-trap bill heads to governor
• Roadcheck 2003: June 3-5
• Wisconsin bill boosts freeway speeds
• Color of terror drops a notch
• Rhode Island eyes seat-belt initiative
• Nevada drunken-driving bill advances
• Nebraska senator introduces resolution supporting June Safety Month
• Plan seeks funds to fix Oregon roads
• Bill that would fine terminals for making trucks wait dies
• Oklahoma tag fee hike clears the House
• Federal bridge formula exemption passes in Illinois
• Another conviction in Illinois bribery case
• Cajun taxman: 'Your money or your license'
• Tougher DUI bill heads to South Carolina Senate floor
• New York senator wants Crown Victoria probe

Tuesday, June 3, 2003

Wednesday, June 4, 2003

• OOIDA's Todd Spencer to be on Sirius' Open Road Café
• Brokers, carriers show early support for compliance efforts
• GAO: FMCSA should better evaluate Share the Road Safely program
• FMCSA shuts down Washington state carrier
• Canada's beef trucks may be rolling again soon
• Big Brother fears help kill Texas license bill
• Oklahoma bill targets tossing items on roadways
• Wisconsin looks at seat-belt initiative
• Massachusetts House OKs tougher drunken driving bill
• Travel Channel counts down 10 best truckstops

Thursday, June 5, 2003

• Two more congressmen cosponsor Safety Month resolution
• OOIDA member honored for safety record
• Study says vaccine may prevent artery-clogging illness; but even if it doesn't, it's still a good idea
• Tie vote kills tighter seat-belt law in Massachusetts
• Bad weather headlights bill killed in Texas
• Nevada drunken-driving bill heads to governor

• NHTSA notes problem with black box reliability
• U.S. may change terror alert system
• Texas Legislature clears clean air compliance bill
• Roads plan advances in Oregon House
• Bill to fix Nevada Highway Patrol radio blunder headed to governor
• Mexican truck entry two years away, legislator says
• Government clarifies fireworks transport rule
• Bill requiring annual truckdriver checks killed in Texas
• Port of Houston bomb threat a hoax
• Truckin' for Kids Truck Drags set for September
• Maine governor signs bill restricting young drivers
• Drunken-driving bill advances in Wisconsin