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On June 5th, American Trucking Associations leaders applauded the Senate Appropriations Committee for adopting a common sense solution proposed by Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) to address the unjustified changes to the restart provisions of the hours-of-service restart rules.
 

Roadcheck, the annual inspection blitz done by a joint effort of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and others, will take place June 3-5.

CVSA says roughly 10,000 inspectors from state, local and federal enforcement agencies will during the 72-hour period be stationed at 1,500 inspection points across the U.S. to do roadside inspections of trucks and buses.

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Contact: Kelley Gillenwater May 28, 2014 Office: 304-926-0442; Mobile: 304-561-8996

In preparation for the aboveground storage tank registration process, the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is asking tank owners to take steps to help streamline the process – for both the agency and the registrants. Namely, the agency is asking that tank owners who aren’t already signed up for online registration do so starting immediately.

While the statement, “Congestion and crumbling roads are killing our economy,” sounds strong, it’s the truth.

A report from the American Transportation Research Institute found that congestion cost the trucking industry $9.2 billion -- that’s with a B – just last year. 

Our roads and bridges, built and designed in the 20th century, can no longer keeps pace with the economy of the 21st.

Currently, the Federal Motor Carriers Safety Administration displays a poster depicting victims of truck-involved crashes in its main lobby as you enter their Headquarters office space in Washington DC.  This poster was presented to FMCSA by a number of anti-truck groups.  Not only does this poster attempt to shed a negative light on the trucking industry, it does nothing to accurately portray the safety-first mentality of the overwhelming majority of fleets and drivers in the industry.  Many ATA and industry representatives who have seen the poster are offended by it.  To address this concern, ATA is requesting your help!

WVTA Members Receive a 2.7% discount
West Virginia Trucking Association members receive a 2.7% discount

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