Array
               
 

Capito Launches American Job Creators

 

WV Trucking Association Endorses Rowe for Supreme Court

The West Virginia Trucking Association (WVTA) today announced the endorsement of Judge Jim Rowe for the WV Supreme Court of Appeals.

Rowe, a Democrat from Lewisburg, is currently serving as a Circuit Court and is running for one of two seats in the Democratic Primary Election next week.  The WVTA has also endorsed Justice Robin Davis for the other seat on the court.

Jan Vineyard, President of the WV Trucking Association said,  “this Supreme Court race is a critically important election for the future of West Virginia. We feel Judge Rowe will issue the same type of fair, thoughtful and reasoned decisions for the Supreme Court that he has rendered during his 16 years as a Circuit Court Judge.“

Vineyard concluded, “ We must elect the most competent and ethical judges possible and that’s why we urge all West Virginians to support Judge Jim Rowe on Primary Election day, May 8th.“
Share
 

House Transportation Committee Delivers for Trucking Industry

American Trucking Associations President and CEO Bill Graves issued the following statement after the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved its long overdue surface transportation bill:

“ATA is very pleased that the committee, under Chairman Mica’s leadership, has been able to, for the first time in more than six years, advance substantive highway policy legislation. While no bill is perfect, this proposal will do a great deal to advance the cause of highway safety and to maintain and expand our decaying infrastructure.

Read more: House Transportation Committee Delivers for Trucking Industry

Share
   

ATA Leaders Say House Highway Bill Will Improve Safety, Infrastructure

Arlington, Va. – Leaders of American Trucking Associations praised Chairman John Mica, and other House leaders, for their work to craft a surface transportation bill that will not only make needed improvements to our nation’s highway system, but will also make that system safer for trucks and cars.

“This bill,” ATA President and CEO Bill Graves said, “is a major step forward, not just for trucking, but for all users of our transportation system. From reforming how projects are delivered and refocusing the federal highway program on issues of national interest, like freight movement, Chairman Mica has laid the groundwork for significant improvements in how Americans travel.

Read more: ATA Leaders Say House Highway Bill Will Improve Safety, Infrastructure

Share