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Rep. Troy Nehls of Texas talks about his bill to give truckers bathroom access at shippers and receivers, plus other trucking legislation. Also, Jami Jones and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine offer analysis of a broker transparency proposal and a bill to temper regulations that affect small businesses. And cold weather means that truckers soon will face questions of when to chain up and what is required by law in different states. 0:00 – Newscast 10:06 – Rep. Nehls discusses fight for bathroom access 25:00 – Broker transparency, small-business aid move forward 39:51 – To chain up or not to chain up – that is the question

The holiday-shipping season is about to pick up steam, and Hamish Woodrow of Motive is cautiously optimistic. Also, Jami Jones goes over details of FMCSA's final rule on oral fluid drug testing. And from more federal funding for truck parking projects to another city moving to ban truck parking on city streets, Tyson Fisher joins us for another edition of The Parking Zone. Then, the marketplace continues to maintain strength for available freight. Truckstop's Brent Hutto goes over the freight data and rates. 0:00 – Final rule issued on oral fluid drug testing 10:21 – Motive: Jingle bells ringing for holiday-shipping season 24:52 – Good news and bad news on truck parking 39:41 – Freight availability holding fast

Opposition to a New York City program that relies on residents to report idling trucks is growing. Jami Jones of Land Line Magazine explains. Also, brokers are adding more and more contract requirements that truckers are obligated to meet – and it's causing problems for truckers. Then, LEDs allow you to do all kinds of things with lights that were never possible before. Bryan Martin of Chrome Shop Mafia discusses the ups and downs of LED lighting. And a found USB drive or a connection to Wi-Fi may set you up for a cybersecurity nightmare. Jason Lutes and Aaron Phillips of OOIDA's I.T. Department explain. 0:00 – New York idling bounty sparks pushback  10:07 – What sort of requirements are brokers adding to contracts? 25:00 – LEDs continue to give truckers wide array of options 40:06 – The seemingly innocuous could spell trouble for your computer

The OOIDA Foundation is out with the results of two new surveys – one on detention time, the other on freight rates. Andrew King of the OOIDA Foundation stops by to discuss the topics. Also, the final push to keep FMCSA from imposing a speed limiter mandate has begun. We'll get an update on that from Jami Jones and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine. And do you view trucking as a job or a career? Marty Ellis has seen both kinds of truckers – and he has a few thoughts on the subject. 0:00 – Newscast  10:00 – Survey says detention time is down – but there's a catch 24:52– Final push to stop speed limiters underway 39:54 – Do you see trucking as a job or a career?

Motor carriers operating in and through Arkansas should check their mail. You could have a letter seeking to register companies for the ad valorem tax. Jami Jones of Land Line Magazine helps us make sense of it. Also, a DAC report can make or break a trucker's operation. So what is it, and how do you get a copy? And it was another successful year for the Guilty By Association Truck Show. We'll wrap up our coverage with a few of the drivers who had trucks that caught a lot of attention at this year's event. 0:00 – Newscast  09:51 – How to get your DAC report 24:34– The eye-catching trucks from GBATS 39:18 – Making sense of Arkansas' ad valorem tax

LLN (3/20/23) – A coalition of safety advocacy groups has written the secretary of transportation calling for several regulatory changes – including mandating speed limiters. Also, it was referred to as the nightmare before Christmas in 2009, when Arrow Trucking shut off fuel cards and closed up shop leaving thousands of drivers stranded across the country. Land Line Magazine's Jami Jones details the days that followed the closure and how OOIDA stepped in to coordinate efforts to help the truck drivers in need. And OOIDA is pushing for some specific broker reforms, including changes to the broker bond and how it currently works. 0:00 – Newscast.  09:43 – Arrow Trucking revisited. 24:03 – News roundtable. 38:47 – Safety groups call for changes.

LLN (3/7/23) – A bill that would do away with the split speed limit in Indiana has secured approval from the state's Senate. Meanwhile, several other states are looking at other changes to their speed limits. Also, we look back at the long road toward getting driver training regulations on the books. Bryan Spoon, OOIDA board member, and Jami Jones of Land Line Magazine join us for some perspective. And when it comes to moving violations, a lot of drivers may not know how to handle them. We'll discuss the process of seeking legal action with Jeff McConnell and James Mennella of Road Law. 0:00 – Newscast.  09:43 – Driver training. 24:03 – Moving violations. 38:47 – Speed limits.

LLN (1/9/23) – With a new speaker finally elected in the U.S. House, the process begins to get major trucking priorities – such as truck parking and bathroom access – introduced into the new Congress. So what's on the priority list? We'll get a rundown of the issues and why they matter. Also, back in the 1970s, hauling cross country was nearly impossible at the max federal limit of 80,000 pounds. And getting to the size and weight limits we have today for trucks was no easy task. And we'll talk with Land Line Magazine's Jami Jones and Mark Schremmer about truck crashes and electronic logging devices, a new round of proposed broker requirements and OOIDA's 50th anniversary. 0:00 – Newscast.  10:13– Size and weight limits. 24:57 – News roundtable. 39:37 – Trucking priorities in Congress.

LLN (12/30/22) – What does 2023 have in store for people with a vested interest in the trucking industry? Jami Jones and Mark Schremmer help us break down the issues that are likely to hit the headlines this coming year. Also, 2022 has been a busy year for trucking issues, but 2023 is likely to be just as busy, with a number of hot-button issues on the agenda. We'll discuss what some of the top priorities are. And how do you make it easier for truckers to contact their lawmakers about legislation that impacts them? Several years back, OOIDA tackled that very problem. 0:00 – Newscast.  10:12 – Fighting for Truckers. 25:03 – Looking ahead to 2023. 39:26 – OOIDA priorities for 2023.

LLN (1/28/22) – There was a noticeable decrease in load posts last week with the Christmas holiday falling on a Sunday this year. We'll have all the details in this week's Market Update with DAT. Also, it seems like a no-brainer now, but in the early days of OOIDA, the Association made a decision: Only truckers would be allowed on its board of directors. Lewie Pugh of OOIDA and Jami Jones of Land Line Magazine reflect on the decision as part of our ongoing series celebrating OOIDA's 50th anniversary. And Marty Ellis is taking a break, but he still has a few stories to tell, as well as some advice about coping with high fuel prices. 0:00 – Newscast.  10:12 – OOIDA Board. 25:03 – Load posts down. 39:26 – Coping with high fuel prices.

LLN (11/24/22) – We'll have our annual Thanksgiving reading of the short story about truckers, “Something for Stevie,” by author Dan Anderson. We'll also bring you Jami Jones's original interview with author Dan Anderson about what inspired him to write the story. Also, most truckers who deal with brokers are well aware that they typically don't share all the information they're supposed to. So what information do the regulations say they're supposed to share? And we'll discuss OOIDA's efforts to reform nonconsensual towing. 0:00 – Newscast.  10:05 – “Something for Stevie.” 24:29 – Broker transparency. 39:23 – Nonconsensual towing.

LLN (11/18/22) – Marty Ellis has been hearing about speed limiters. That includes the FMCSA's possible push to mandate the devices in all trucks, as well as the problems they can potentially cause. Also, truck parking and overtime pay continue to make headlines, and OOIDA's lending a voice to those stories. We'll discuss those topics with our Government Affairs staff, and sit down with OOIDA's chief operating officer to learn more about him and his role at the association. And expanding mandates for ELDs and imposing them for unique electronic identifiers are both part of our Land Line roundtable with Jami Jones of Land Line Magazine. 0:00 – Newscast.  10:05 – Truck parking, overtime pay. 24:29 – Land Line News roundtable. 39:23 – Speed limiters.

LLN (11/4/22) – The spot market has been down, along with rates. But when you take a bigger view of the situation, it helps to build perspective about what's going on. Andrew King of the OOIDA Foundation provides the perspective. Also, from some legends of trucking receiving a much-deserved honor, to another group of homeowners trying to prevent a truck stop from being built, SJ Munoz and Jami Jones will bring us some Roses and Razzberries. And we've all probably seen videos on YouTube or TicTok showing someone doing something bad in traffic, perhaps even causing an accident. But Marty Ellis says that instead of taking the video, maybe people should help out. 0:00 – Newscast.  10:05 – Monthly market report. 24:29 – Roses and Razzberries. 39:23 – Helping out.

LLN (10/27/22) – The FMCSA says that next year it will issue a notice related to speed limiters. But what does that really mean? We'll get a primer on how the process works and where we are from Jami Jones, managing editor of Land Line Magazine. Also, truck parking continues to be a major issue in the U.S., but some states are doing what they can to help. We'll tell you about one state in the Midwest that's allowing truckers to park at scale houses. And county and local voters in two states face transportation revenue measures on their fall ballots. 0:00 – Newscast.  09:41 – Truck parking. 24:34 – Speed limiter update. 39:28 – Local transportation issues.

LLN (9/30/22) – People and groups fighting against tolling nationwide have enjoyed some wins in recent months. From victories in Rhode Island and Pennsylvania to a burgeoning battle in Oregon, Shawn Day of the Alliance for Toll-Free Interstates fills us in on the latest developments. Also, broker transparency is a big problem. OOIDA wants to make sure FMCSA is going to do something about it. We cover the latest on that with Jami Jones and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine. And how much does your carrier invest in its drivers? People are a carrier's most important asset, but the list of those who provide even a little ongoing training to those drivers is small. Marty Ellis has found an exception. 0:00 – Newscast.  10:13 – Tolling update. 24:37 – Broker transparency. 39:23 – Ongoing training.

LLN (8/29/22) – What does it cost to make progress on truck parking? A federal watchdog agency has an estimate. We'll explain what it is and why it matters. Also, truck show season is still in full swing around the country. We'll take a look at some of the shows happening throughout the month of September. And AB5, hair testing and spotted lanternflies – Jami Jones and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine stop by Studio A for our latest Land Line Media roundtable discussion about the big (and not so big) stories of the week. 0:00 – Newscast.  10:04 – Truck show season. 24:56 – News roundup. 39:51 – Parking bill update.

LLN (8/12/22) – The cost of doing business went up in 2021. However, an updated report from the American Transportation Research Institute provides some evidence to that fact. Also, from a carrier that needs to learn hazmat rules to trucker who helped save a crash victim, SJ Munoz and Jami Jones will tell you who in recent news has been good and who's been bad with some Roses and Razzberries. And like other people who drive a truck for a living, Marty Ellis is familiar with the various safety blitzes throughout the year. However, he says it seems to him there are a lot more of those now than there used to be. 0:00 – Newscast.  10:04 – Cost of doing business. 24:56 – Roses and Razzberries. 39:51 – Safety blitzes.

LLN (8/1/22) – They say everything's bigger in Texas, and that certainly holds true for one drive-thru that's big enough for truck drivers. We'll hear from the restaurant owner about the unique opportunity he's giving drivers. Also, hours-of-service relief, AB5 and a massive payout following a deadly crash – Jami Jones of Land Line Magazine stops by to discuss and analyze some of the biggest stories going around in the trucking industry. And Congress is getting ready to head home for the August recess, but the Senate has some business to attend to – and it's business that's likely to affect transportation. We'll get the details from Collin Long of OOIDA's Washington, D.C., office. 0:00 – Newscast. 10:11 – Truck-size drive-thru. 25:05 – News roundtable. 39:53 – Climate bill.

LLN (5/9/22) – The National Transportation Safety Board has long called for speed limiters on trucks. But in a recent statement, the agency called for a different approach. Also, Dr. Phil Koopman of Carnegie Mellon University has studied autonomous vehicles since the 1990s. We'll discuss the progress made since then and what the future could look like. And in another Land Line Media roundtable discussion, we look at speed limiters: We've been down this road before, and Jami Jones and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine have some thoughts about how this might play out. 0:00 – Newscast. 09:59 – An academic look at autonomous vehicles. 24:53 – Speed limiters: We've been here before. 39:35 – Speed limiters: NTSB wants a more nuanced approach.

LLN (3/14/22) – The price of fuel is doubtless the No. 1 topic in the industry right now, and recovering some of that expense may require a fuel surcharge. Also, items 1, 2 and 3 in trucking news right now might be fuel prices. In a roundtable discussion, Jami Jones and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine talk about what's driving the news right now – from fuel prices and fuel surcharges to the convoy in D.C. and hours-of-service challenges. And an effort to reform police-dispatched towing in Maryland continues to move forward. We'll take a look at where that stands, and take a look at OOIDA's 2022 state legislative agenda. 0:00 – Newscast. 10:14 – Fuel surcharges and cost of operations. 24:47 – News of the day roundtable. 39:37 – Spending bill finally passes.

LLN (2/28/22) – Getting a warning instead of a ticket can, through a kind of back door, affect your CSA, your PSP and other factors that have a direct impact on you and your ability to make a living. We'll sort out the facts and offer some advice. Also, what does one of the most cited poems in American literary history have in common with the current state of trucking? Jami Jones tells us as she previews the March/April issue of Land Line Magazine. And Maryland is one of several states considering reforms to certain types of towing. And an OOIDA official recently testified to state lawmakers there about the situation and what the Association thinks should be done. 0:00 – Newscast. 10:04 – Tickets vs. warnings. 24:41 – Land Line Magazine preview. 39:20 – Towing reform in Maryland.

LLN (2/14/22) – It's not every day you ask an officer to give you a ticket, but there are circumstances you might want to. Jeff McConnell and James Mennella of Road Law explain that one for us, then offer up a gentle reminder to think before you pay off any ticket. Also, “pain, uncertainty and chaos” – three words that very accurately describe the times we live in. Jami Jones, managing editor of Land Line Magazine, explains about how they apply to the trucking industry. And efforts continue to reform nonconsensual towing across the nation – and recently, that's focused on one state in particular. We'll explain what's happening in Maryland. 0:00 – Newscast. 10:04 – When you want the ticket. 24:41 – Land Line Magazine Preview. 39:20 – Towing update.

LLN (1/31/22) – One of the most controversial actions in trucking in recent years is the requirement by Canada and the United States to require vaccinations before crossing the border. We'll explain what the facts are. Also, PUC is a clever acronym that's a pretty apt description of the times we live in. Jami Jones, managing editor of Land Line Magazine, tells us how it applies to the trucking industry as she previews the February issue of the magazine. And a bridge collapse in Pittsburgh is adding to the spotlight now on the president's infrastructure bill. 0:00 – Newscast. 09:43 – Vaccine requirements. 23:55 – Land Line Magazine preview. 38:34 – Bridge collapse and infrastructure plan.

LLN (1/3/22) – A new program in California is requiring carriers to enroll their drivers and then shares information about them between the state and carrier. Also, Jami Jones of Land Line Magazine says one of the nation's largest trucking groups' narrative of a driver shortage is starting to get flipped on them. And the start of a new year means most state legislatures are about to start their work. And that means issues such as lane restrictions, towing and more are on the front burner. We'll find out what's on state agendas this year. 0:00 – Newscast. 10:03 – California shares driver information. 24:40 – The driver shortage myth exposed. 39:33 – Lane restrictions, towing and more.

LLN (11/24/21) – We'll offer a reading of a short story about truckers, “Something for Stevie,” by author Dan Anderson, plus Jami Jones's interview with the author. Also, a heavy haul will end up helping extend the lifespan of the B-1 bomber; things get back to normal at the nation's biggest antique truck event; and a trucker whose career continued thanks to some wisdom from longtime OOIDA leader Jim Johnston. And OOIDA is asking the secretary of transportation to use money from the recent infrastructure bill to pave more truck parking. 0:00 – Newscast. 9:59 – ‘Something for Stevie'; Dan Anderson; a few thank yous. 24:48 – Special heavy haul; back to normal; some help from Jim Johnston. 39:41 – truck parking.

Host Eric Harley talks with Jami Jones, Managing Editor of Landline Magazine and fellow, long-time Shell Rotella SuperRigs judge about the top issues for owner-operators today.  Get your Shell SuperRigs update as it is live July 29-31 at the Love's Travel Stop in Hampshire Illinois. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get an update on Shell Rotella's 39th SuperRigs at the Love's Travel Stops in Hampshire  IL.  Hear about all of the exciting details from Shell's Heather Wales and judge Jami Jones at Landline Magazine.  It's an on site event you won't want to miss! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Comedian Zack Lyman sits down with Jami Jones a very talented model and dancer that recently moved to Arizona. Follow Jami Jones Instagram.com/jamijones_ Follow Zack Lyman Instagram.com/zacklymanpodcast Learn more at ZackLymanPodcast.com

LLN (10/5/20) – An attempt to limit the use of personal conveyance has failed to gain traction at FMCSA. Also, we’ll discuss a study on how effect automatic emergency braking systems and forward collision warning technology are. We’ll take a look at Land Line Magazine’s October issue, from hours-of-service to Jami Jones’ take on the concept of time. Nevada has its road money in a lockbox, but some lawmakers want to crack the lockbox open. And we’ll have some tips on winter truck prep from the guys at TA Petro. 0:00 – Newscast. 10:14 – Safety tech; winter prep tips; Nevada lockbox. 25:06 – Magazine preview. 39:49 – Personal conveyance.

LLN (5/18/20) – As part of Land Line Now’s 15th anniversary on the air, we’re airing a debate from our first year, moderated by Jami Jones, between former OOIDA President Jim Johnston and Bob Voltmann, president of the TIA, a group representing brokers. Also, we’ll have some analysis regarding what we can learn from a decade ago that can apply to the issue today, and what’s next. 0:00 – Newscast. 9:43 – A look back at the 2005 Voltmann-Johnston debate, Part I. 24:07 – A look back at the 2005 Voltmann-Johnston debate, Part II. 38:36 – Analysis: brokers and carriers, then and now.

With a new decade on the horizon, 2019 was poised to be the turning point for a number of pop culture franchises. Mike, Mike, Ashley Pauls, Jennifer Adams, and Jami Jones review the year that was as Old Man Skywalker gave rise to Baby Yoda. Plus, Michelle's Iconic Rock Moments, and Shout Outs. We want to hear from you. Please write us at earthstationone@esonetwork.com. Feedback is always welcome, and please subscribe and rate the show up on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher Radio, Google Play, or wherever fine podcasts are found. Table of Contents 0:00:00 Show Open / 2019 In The Geek Seat 1:33:09 Michelle's Iconic Rock Moments 1:37:26 Show Close Links ESO Amazon Link Earth Station One on Apple Podcasts Earth Station One on Stitcher Radio Earth Station One on Spotify Past Episodes of The Earth Station One Podcast The ESO Network Patreon The New ESO Network TeePublic Store ESO Network Patreon Angela's A Geek Girl's Take Ashley's Box Office Buzz Michelle's Iconic Rock Talk Show Ashley Pauls Best of 2019 Blurred Nerds Podcast Infinite Realities Comics, Games, and More ESO Network Upcoming Appearances Jan 12 Atlanta Comic Convention ESO (MikeF, MikeG) Jan 17-20 Arisia (Boston, MA) FLOP (Kevin) If you would like to leave feedback or a comment on the show please feel free to email us @ earthstationone@esonetwork.com

LLN (11/22/19) – Congress averts a government shutdown and is keeping the lights on through Dec. 20. Plus an update on a NAFTA replacement. Helping veterans is a noble cause, but sometimes a helping hand may actually be a baited hook. Jami Jones with Land Line Magazine offers an example. Plus, cautionary advice on bringing in a dispatch service for your trucking business. Watchdog group FACT explains its formal complaints against a member of Congress who is sponsoring a bill to increase truckers’ insurance premiums, and we’ll have an update on where the bill stands in Congress. 0:00 – 9:57 – Newscast. 9:57 – 23:57 – FACT check: This Congressman is unethical. 23:57 – 38:27 – Keep the predators out. 38:27 – 47:58 – Congress votes to keep the lights on.

Negotiating a raise can be like walking a tightrope. You've got to take specific, intentional steps in order to succeed.In the first part of this two-part episode, Kristen and guest Jami Jones discuss what it means for women to negotiate earned pay raises, what steps they can take, and what barriers may stand in their way.

Negotiating a raise can be like walking a tightrope. You’ve got to take specific, intentional steps in order to succeed. In the first part of this two-part episode, Kristen and guest Jami Jones discuss what it means for women to negotiate earned pay raises, what steps they can take, and what barriers may stand in their way.

Jami Jones, Managing Editor of Landline Magazine, joins Eric Harley, host of Red Eye Radio Network to discuss the current state and climate of the Trucking Industry as well as her incredible 15+ year career in the business.   

One of the world’s most well-known animated shorts, Steamboat Willie, premiered on November 18th, 1928. Since then it's star, Mickey Mouse, has become an almost unparalleled pop culture icon. To celebrate Mickey's 90th birthday Dave West, Sean Reid, Ryan Cadaver, Dan Wilson, and Derek Tatum shared their Mickey memories on this very special episode of the Needless Things Podcast. From toys to cartoons to theme parks, the crew discuss the history of one of the world's most beloved characters!   Plus! Dave talks to Jami Jones – a fixture of the Georgia comic book scene – about her new store, Infinite Realities! Opening on December 1st in Tucker, GA, Infinite Realities promises to be a destination stop for fans of comics and pop culture for years to come! Listen in for big comic book news and a celebration of Mickey Mouse! Be sure to join the Needless Things Podcast Facebook Group and get in on the conversation for this week’s episode! Let us know what you think! “Procrastibate” by LeSexoflex.com Interstitial music provided by The Mystery Men? You can follow Dave as Phantom Troublemaker on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!  

We’ll share some good news for drivers looking to buy an APU. The Hours of Service conversation has turned a corner. We’ll hear how from Jami Jones. And a lot is happening with both truck parking and autonomous vehicles these days. We’ll get the latest on both issues from Mike Matousek.   00:00 - 10:11 - Newscast 10:11 24:41 - Good news for APU purchases 24:41 - 39:11 - HOA conversation turns a corner 39:11 - 49:22 - State, local forces take on parking problems

OOIDA’s Andrew King and Jill Thorne share how you can get answers to some of the most common trucking problems. We’ll get a behind the scenes look at Tandem Thoughts from Land Line Magazine’s Jami Jones and Greg Grisolano. OOIDA’s Mike Matousek spent some time in South Dakota talking with folks from the South Dakota Trucking Association. We’ll hear what they had to say.   00:00 – 10:09 - Newscast 10:09 – 25:18 - Solutions for some common trucking problems 25:18 – 39:57 - A backstage look at ‘Tandem Thoughts’ 39:57 – 50:06 - Reaching out to trucking associations

A recent study suggests that the technology for automated vehicles is not quite ready for prime time. We’ll get the details from OOIDA’s Andrew King. Jami Jones and Greg Grisolano of Land Line Magazine tell us about a couple of stories from their latest issue. What does the FMCSA need to hear about HOS? OOIDA’s Mike Matousek will let us know.   0:00 – 10:11 – Newscast 10:11 – 24:52 – Autonomous vehicles not ready for prime time 24:52 – 40:18 – Jami Jones and Greg Grisolano on the upcoming issue of Land Line Magazine 40:18 – 50:27 – Mike Matousek on what the FMCSA needs to hear about HOS.

Land Line Magazine’s Jami Jones talks with FMCSA Administrator Ray Martinez about issues, what he’s learned and what his plans are. Also, Pennsylvania lawmakers are trying to approve the use of speed enforcement cameras. 0:00 – 10:10 – Newscast 10:10 – 24:52 – FMCSA Administrator Ray Martinez 24:52 – 40:13 – FMCSA Administrator Ray Martinez 40:13 – 50:25 – Pa. speed cameras

President Trump has met with groups that claim to represent the trucking industry, but he and other lawmakers have yet to actually meet real truckers. A new campaign from OOIDA is looking to change that, and Terry Scruton gets the details from Jami Jones, Greg Grisolano and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine. 

The tidal wave of regulations aimed at small business truckers has spurred a grass roots reaction, one that might lead to change. Terry Scruton talks with Jami Jones, Greg Grisolano and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine.

The passing of OOIDA’s longtime president, Jim Johnston, is still a topic of conversation among truckers. Terry Scruton will find out more of the story behind the story from Jami Jones and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine. 

The FMCSA’s CME website has been down for a month with seemingly no end in sight. Terry Scruton tries to get to the bottom of that mystery – plus an update on the EPA’s request for comments regarding glider kits – with Land Line Magazine’s Jami Jones and Mark Schremmer.

OOIDA takes on the FMCSA over the CSA program, John Bendel tackles autonomous trucks, and an OOIDA member who started out as a stock broker. Terry Scruton talks about these stories and more with Jami Jones, Greg Grisolano and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine.

This year we’ve seen a growing number of requests for exemptions to the upcoming ELD mandate and now we finally have a first – one of them has been granted. Terry Scruton talks about that plus where the ELD fight is headed with Land Line Magazine’s Jami Jones.

We’ve been hearing a lot of questions about the upcoming ELD mandate, and “Land Line Magazine” has gathered some of the answers. Terry Scruton talks with Jami Jones and Greg Grisolano of the magazine staff.

A year in the making, Tony Justice’s new video is now available. Terry Scruton discusses that – and the importance of owning up to mistakes – with Jami Jones and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine.

New data from the FMCSA sheds light on who’s really at fault in crashes involving trucks and other vehicles. Plus, an OOIDA member got his start as a pro football player. Terry Scruton talks about both stories with Jami Jones and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine.

It’s August and that means in much of the country it’s hotter than hot. Keeping yourself cool is certainly important, but that heat can also do damage to your truck, not to mention roads and bridges. Terry Scruton finds out more from Jami Jones and Greg Grisolano of Land Line Magazine.

2017 marks a turning point in the fight against bad regulations. Mary McKenna discusses that, plus what can potentially happen if you give your phone to an enforcement officer, with Jami Jones and Greg Grisolano of Land Line Magazine.

Bob Stempinski is a trucker who faced a lot of health issues, and overcame them. But a doctor with a frequently criticized clinic wasn’t satisfied, making getting back in the truck a massive undertaking for Bob. Terry Scruton talked with Jami Jones and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine.

An OOIDA campaign is targeting trucking regulations that fail to help safety, but that do create problems for truckers. Terry Scruton talks with Jami Jones, Greg Grisolano and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine. They’ll also discuss a trucker who turned his home into a museum and a trucker with a feathered friend onboard.

From a truck parking situation that almost ended in tragedy to a grandson who helped his granddad win a new truck – Land Line Magazine has got it covered. Terry Scruton sits down with Jami Jones, Greg Grisolano and Mark Schremmer to find out how it all came together.

United States and Mexico Transportation Secretaries Ray LaHood and  Dionisio Pérez-Jácome signed the three-year memorandum for the cross border trucking deal on July 6th, 2011based on an earlier agreement in March by Presidents Barack Obama and Felipe Calderón.  So what does this really mean for the American truck driver and the security of the United States?  Jami Jones, is the Senior Editor of LandLine Magazine, the official publication of the Owner Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA), and a 20-year plus veteran journalist who has worked in the trucking media for over a decade.  Jami joins us as our special guest to discuss what impact truckers could face under the recently signed NAFTA cross border trucking agreement, and what it means for the U. S. trucking industry.