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Cattle and Input Prices Classes of Driver's Licenses Faces in Agriculture: Sara Olberding   00:01:05 – Cattle and Input Prices: Starting today's show is Tyler Cozzens, director of the Livestock Marketing Information Center, with a cattle market update. He talks about hay and corn inputs and retail prices.   00:12:05 – Classes of Driver's Licenses: A discussion about the different classes of driver's licenses with Nick Wright, a trooper with the Kansas Highway Patrol, keeps today's show rolling. KansasHighwayPatrol.gov - Commercial Vehicles ktsro.org   00:23:05 – Faces in Agriculture: Sara Olberding: The show wraps with another segment of Faces in Agriculture. We are joined by Sara Olberding who is involved in agriculture in Dickinson County to talk about her business, Bella Ren Fields. BellaRenFields.org Facebook     Send comments, questions or requests for copies of past programs to ksrenews@ksu.edu.   Agriculture Today is a daily program featuring Kansas State University agricultural specialists and other experts examining ag issues facing Kansas and the nation. It is hosted by Shelby Varner and distributed to radio stations throughout Kansas and as a daily podcast.   K‑State Research and Extension is a short name for the Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, a program designed to generate and distribute useful knowledge for the well‑being of Kansans. Supported by county, state, federal and private funds, the program has county Extension offices, experiment fields, area Extension offices and regional research centers statewide. Its headquarters is on the K‑State campus in Manhattan

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On episode 751 of WHAT THE TRUCK?!? Dooner is talking about the Canadian government's order for striking union workers to get back on the job. That trains may be back on track but Paul Boucher, president of the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference says that the decision is, “disastrous for labor.”  Kansas Highway Patrol's Trooper Ben Gardner stops by the show to talk about staying safe on the highway.  Magic has been called one of the least attractive hobbies that a man can have. Energy Transport Group's Zane Holcomb is here to dispel that myth as he performs what may be the best magic tricks in freight.  How are you managing your risk profile? Traveler's Scott Cornell tells us everything we're doing right and wrong when it comes to protecting our fleets.  Plus, cargo theft surges; hotels for freight brokers; how apples are unloaded; and a new way to strap loads.  Watch on YouTube Check out the WTT merch store Visit our sponsor Subscribe to the WTT newsletter Apple Podcasts Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On episode 751 of WHAT THE TRUCK?!? Dooner is talking about the Canadian government's order for striking union workers to get back on the job. That trains may be back on track but Paul Boucher, president of the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference says that the decision is, “disastrous for labor.”  Kansas Highway Patrol's Trooper Ben Gardner stops by the show to talk about staying safe on the highway.  Magic has been called one of the least attractive hobbies that a man can have. Energy Transport Group's Zane Holcomb is here to dispel that myth as he performs what may be the best magic tricks in freight.  How are you managing your risk profile? Traveler's Scott Cornell tells us everything we're doing right and wrong when it comes to protecting our fleets.  Plus, cargo theft surges; hotels for freight brokers; how apples are unloaded; and a new way to strap loads.  Watch on YouTube Check out the WTT merch store Visit our sponsor Subscribe to the WTT newsletter Apple Podcasts Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Replay this morning's studio interview with Trooper Ben Gardner from the Kansas Highway Patrol on safe driving awareness.

One woman is dead after a traffic accident that happened in west Wichita.  According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, a northbound car crossed the median and struck a southbound vehicle.  

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A federal judge has ruled a law enforcement tactic called the “Kansas Two-Step” unconstitutional. The Kansas Highway Patrol allegedly targeted drivers from states where marijuana is legal without reasonable suspicion. Then, the history of slavery is family history. And, how the Rockies came to Colorado. Plus, swing music from the Flatirons Jazz Orchestra.

The Heartland POD: July 24, 2023Talkin' PoliticsThis week on The Heartland POD for Monday, July 24, 2023Is the New Dem Caucus a thing? US House Republicans again not clear on what “citizenship” meansTWO very positive state supreme court rulings in the heartland this weekMissouri's appointed attorney general wasting more time and money because abortionVoting rights and gerrymandering ongoing issues in red and blue states…and so we have to talk about it. Lots to Do, so let's go!Host HousekeepingWelcome back to the heartland pod. Adam is out this week, and we're stepping in for him. Those are big shoes to fill, but he apparently wanted to take time off with his family and children. Sure, bro. Whatever.  This is the regular Monday show our Talkin' Politics show with co-hosts Rachel Parker and Sean Diller just for this week.Together we bring big topics of the week with a special focus on the heartland as we bring our middle out approach to politics and work to change the conversation. Catch all of our shows 5 days a week including Dirt Road Democrat hosted by Jess Piper on Thursdays and our weekly roundup show The Flyover View with rotating hosts every Friday for a 15 min weekly catchup. Support what we do by leaving a five star rating and a review wherever you listen to the show and follow us on social media with AT the heartland pod and check out heartlandpod.com and click the patreon link to learn about becoming a member of our family of PODheads and PODgressives over at there, heartlandpod.com or go directly to patreon.com/heartlandpod to get signed up today for extra access, extra shows, and more.Show Notes@TheHeartlandPOD on Twitter and ThreadsCo-HostsAdam Sommer @Adam_Sommer85  (Twitter) @adam_sommer85 (Post)Rachel Parker @msraitchetp   (Post) Sean Diller @SeanDillerCO   (Twitter and Post)https://heartlandpod.com/JOIN PATREON FOR MORE - AND JOIN OUR SOCIAL NETWORK!“Change The Conversation”TALKIN' POLITICSTrue or False?The New Dem Caucus and their “pragmatic agenda” has more than a snowball's chance in hell in this Congress?From Semafor: The New Dems plot a course for Biden's legislative agenda | SemaforYeah, NOHouse Republicans coming for legal US residents Again. We have some heartland house members who have been particularly pugnacious for no apparent f*cking reason. Again. Still.The mic drop moment from Rep. Katie Porter: “Somehow, letting people who legally live in the United States buy health care is going to create a border crisis,” the top Democrat on the committee, Rep. Katie Porter of California, said. “It'd be funny to watch this bad argument fall apart if it weren't such a waste of time.” Sean…take it away.DACA recipients' Medicaid eligibility slammed by U.S. House Republicans • Missouri IndependentYeah YeahWe have two this week. One, Kansas Highway Patrol has to stop its apparently very real version of “stop and frisk”; it had a name. The Kansas Two step.Just a solid ruling and makes it harder for cops to catch people on the stretch of I-70 through Kansas where weed is stupidly still illegalJudge rules Kansas Highway Patrol 'waged war on motorists,' violated constitutional rightsThe Kansas Highway Patrol's 'Two-Step' tactic tramples motorists' rights, a judge rules | AP NewsThis one; the headline says it all:Illinois Supreme Court upholds law eliminating cash bail | CNN PoliticsVery few people outside of the flyover region realize just how solidly progressive of a state Illinois has become post-Trump. First state to legalize cannabis by way of its legislature and not voters.Buy or SellAndrew Baily's waste of taxpayer dollars is another sign that suburban and exurban voters ignore waste when its one of their own:https://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article277506263.html?ac_cid=DM824930&ac_bid=-806357547Same story, from the Missouri Independent: Missouri Supreme Court rejects AG's push to inflate cost of abortion-rights amendment • Missouri IndependentBig one Voting and gerrymandering is still just a hot issue in both GOP dominated states and bluer states. With the SCOTUS ruling on Moore and basically wiping out the insane independent legislature theory…we should be done. But we're not?Ohio GOP may have bought themselves enough time to go back in front of…The Supreme Court? What the actual?U.S. Supreme Court Gives Ohio GOP Second Shot at Gerrymandering - Democracy DocketNeil Young was right:Alabama's redistricting brawl rehashes bitter fight over voting rights - POLITICOGood news from the Michigan legislature…again.Michigan Democrats Introduce State Voting Rights Act - Democracy DocketNational dems taking advantage of new Wisconsin liberal majority on the state supreme court National Democrats file absentee ballot lawsuit in Wisconsin ahead of state Supreme Court flip | AP News

A federal judge has ruled a law enforcement tactic called the “Kansas Two-Step” unconstitutional. The Kansas Highway Patrol allegedly targeted drivers from states where marijuana is legal without reasonable suspicion. Then, the history of slavery is family history. And, how the Rockies came to Colorado. Plus, swing music from the Flatirons Jazz Orchestra.

The Heartland POD: July 24, 2023Talkin' PoliticsThis week on The Heartland POD for Monday, July 24, 2023Is the New Dem Caucus a thing? US House Republicans again not clear on what “citizenship” meansTWO very positive state supreme court rulings in the heartland this weekMissouri's appointed attorney general wasting more time and money because abortionVoting rights and gerrymandering ongoing issues in red and blue states…and so we have to talk about it. Lots to Do, so let's go!Host HousekeepingWelcome back to the heartland pod. Adam is out this week, and we're stepping in for him. Those are big shoes to fill, but he apparently wanted to take time off with his family and children. Sure, bro. Whatever.  This is the regular Monday show our Talkin' Politics show with co-hosts Rachel Parker and Sean Diller just for this week.Together we bring big topics of the week with a special focus on the heartland as we bring our middle out approach to politics and work to change the conversation. Catch all of our shows 5 days a week including Dirt Road Democrat hosted by Jess Piper on Thursdays and our weekly roundup show The Flyover View with rotating hosts every Friday for a 15 min weekly catchup. Support what we do by leaving a five star rating and a review wherever you listen to the show and follow us on social media with AT the heartland pod and check out heartlandpod.com and click the patreon link to learn about becoming a member of our family of PODheads and PODgressives over at there, heartlandpod.com or go directly to patreon.com/heartlandpod to get signed up today for extra access, extra shows, and more.Show Notes@TheHeartlandPOD on Twitter and ThreadsCo-HostsAdam Sommer @Adam_Sommer85  (Twitter) @adam_sommer85 (Post)Rachel Parker @msraitchetp   (Post) Sean Diller @SeanDillerCO   (Twitter and Post)https://heartlandpod.com/JOIN PATREON FOR MORE - AND JOIN OUR SOCIAL NETWORK!“Change The Conversation”TALKIN' POLITICSTrue or False?The New Dem Caucus and their “pragmatic agenda” has more than a snowball's chance in hell in this Congress?From Semafor: The New Dems plot a course for Biden's legislative agenda | SemaforYeah, NOHouse Republicans coming for legal US residents Again. We have some heartland house members who have been particularly pugnacious for no apparent f*cking reason. Again. Still.The mic drop moment from Rep. Katie Porter: “Somehow, letting people who legally live in the United States buy health care is going to create a border crisis,” the top Democrat on the committee, Rep. Katie Porter of California, said. “It'd be funny to watch this bad argument fall apart if it weren't such a waste of time.” Sean…take it away.DACA recipients' Medicaid eligibility slammed by U.S. House Republicans • Missouri IndependentYeah YeahWe have two this week. One, Kansas Highway Patrol has to stop its apparently very real version of “stop and frisk”; it had a name. The Kansas Two step.Just a solid ruling and makes it harder for cops to catch people on the stretch of I-70 through Kansas where weed is stupidly still illegalJudge rules Kansas Highway Patrol 'waged war on motorists,' violated constitutional rightsThe Kansas Highway Patrol's 'Two-Step' tactic tramples motorists' rights, a judge rules | AP NewsThis one; the headline says it all:Illinois Supreme Court upholds law eliminating cash bail | CNN PoliticsVery few people outside of the flyover region realize just how solidly progressive of a state Illinois has become post-Trump. First state to legalize cannabis by way of its legislature and not voters.Buy or SellAndrew Baily's waste of taxpayer dollars is another sign that suburban and exurban voters ignore waste when its one of their own:https://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article277506263.html?ac_cid=DM824930&ac_bid=-806357547Same story, from the Missouri Independent: Missouri Supreme Court rejects AG's push to inflate cost of abortion-rights amendment • Missouri IndependentBig one Voting and gerrymandering is still just a hot issue in both GOP dominated states and bluer states. With the SCOTUS ruling on Moore and basically wiping out the insane independent legislature theory…we should be done. But we're not?Ohio GOP may have bought themselves enough time to go back in front of…The Supreme Court? What the actual?U.S. Supreme Court Gives Ohio GOP Second Shot at Gerrymandering - Democracy DocketNeil Young was right:Alabama's redistricting brawl rehashes bitter fight over voting rights - POLITICOGood news from the Michigan legislature…again.Michigan Democrats Introduce State Voting Rights Act - Democracy DocketNational dems taking advantage of new Wisconsin liberal majority on the state supreme court National Democrats file absentee ballot lawsuit in Wisconsin ahead of state Supreme Court flip | AP News

The Chillin' gang finally has a podcast not about Senate Bill 180 -- Andrew Bahl and Jason Alatidd of the Topeka Capital-Journal and John Hanna of the Associated Press talk about the latest developments facing the Kansas Highway Patrol. That includes a federal judge chastising the KHP's vehicle detention practices, as well as the dynamic facing Acting Superintendent Erik Smith. Like what you hear? Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Play.

The Chillin' gang finally has a podcast not about Senate Bill 180 -- Andrew Bahl and Jason Alatidd of the Topeka Capital-Journal and John Hanna of the Associated Press talk about the latest developments facing the Kansas Highway Patrol. That includes a federal judge chastising the KHP's vehicle detention practices, as well as the dynamic facing Acting Superintendent Erik Smith. Like what you hear? Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Play.

Colin and Russ break down the controversial Kansas Highway Patrol tactic colloquially known as the Kansas Two Step.  What is it?  Why do they do it?  Is it legal?  They bring on guest attorney and former Hebets & McCallin paralegal Pansy Watson who recounts her own experience with the Kansas Two Step.  Plus a fresh Is This Legal, and as always, a new DCOTW.  Check it out!

Hour 2 - An investigation by the Joint Fentanyl Impact Team and the Kansas Highway Patrol led to the seizure of around 11-and-a-half pounds of counterfeit oxycodone pills, commonly referred to as “dirty 30s,” near Central and Oliver.

It may be hot outside but it is chill in the podcast studio. Jason Tidd is away on his honeymoon but Andrew Bahl of the Topeka Capital-Journal is joined by John Hanna of the Associated Press to dive into a major lawsuit from abortion providers and important context on what it means to the abortion debate in Kansas. Meanwhile, the pair dive into the change in leadership at the Kansas Highway Patrol and break down their favorite typefaces.  Like what you hear? Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Play.

It may be hot outside but it is chill in the podcast studio. Jason Tidd is away on his honeymoon but Andrew Bahl of the Topeka Capital-Journal is joined by John Hanna of the Associated Press to dive into a major lawsuit from abortion providers and important context on what it means to the abortion debate in Kansas. Meanwhile, the pair dive into the change in leadership at the Kansas Highway Patrol and break down their favorite typefaces.  Like what you hear? Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Play.

It may be hot outside but it is chill in the podcast studio. Jason Tidd is away on his honeymoon but Andrew Bahl of the Topeka Capital-Journal is joined by John Hanna of the Associated Press to dive into a major lawsuit from abortion providers and important context on what it means to the abortion debate in Kansas. Meanwhile, the pair dive into the change in leadership at the Kansas Highway Patrol and break down their favorite typefaces.  Like what you hear? Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Play.

Trooper Ben is a State Trooper with the Kansas Highway Patrol that has gained a massive following on Twitter over the past 15 years. During this episode, Trooper Ben discusses why being a State Trooper is so rewarding, what a normal shift is like, and how he has used social media to help the community around him.

According to the Kansas Highway Patrol crash log, troopers were pursuing a vehicle driven by 22-year-old Adonis Dailey of Wichita. Dailey's vehicle struck the rear of a semi-trailer then struck the median barrier wall multiple times. Dailey suffered serious injuries but a passenger, 27-year-old Kejuan Shugart of Wichita, died. Local and national news headlines on Steve and Ted in the Morning.

Happy Saturday! Guest State Representative Patrick Penn and family joins to discuss Martin Luther King Day. Guest State Representative Stephen Owens, District 74, joins to discuss Kansas Highway Patrol, shortage in law enforcement in Kansas, lack of leadership in organization, and more.  Guest State Representative Leo Delperdang, District 94, joins to discuss utilities in Kansas, Hydrogen energy, electric rates, and more.  Guest David Schneider, Convention of States movement, joins to discuss upcoming vote on "Roe Rule" in house, convention of states in Kansas, and legislative update. 

While it is chill outside this holiday season, Chillin' in the Statehouse is keeping it even more relaxed, as Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd of the Topeka Capital-Journal are joined by John Hanna of the Associated Press to talk about the issues of the day. That includes a plan to move the Kansas Highway Patrol to the attorney general's office, leadership elections in the Legislature and an oil spill in north-central Kansas (plus some Christmas carols). Like what you hear? Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Play.

While it is chill outside this holiday season, Chillin' in the Statehouse is keeping it even more relaxed, as Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd of the Topeka Capital-Journal are joined by John Hanna of the Associated Press to talk about the issues of the day. That includes a plan to move the Kansas Highway Patrol to the attorney general's office, leadership elections in the Legislature and an oil spill in north-central Kansas (plus some Christmas carols). Like what you hear? Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Play.

While it is chill outside this holiday season, Chillin' in the Statehouse is keeping it even more relaxed, as Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd of the Topeka Capital-Journal are joined by John Hanna of the Associated Press to talk about the issues of the day. That includes a plan to move the Kansas Highway Patrol to the attorney general's office, leadership elections in the Legislature and an oil spill in north-central Kansas (plus some Christmas carols). Like what you hear? Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Play.

Listen to this episode of the “Eyes on the Road” trucking podcast and learn which myths about weigh station bypass service simply are not true and how they may cost you time, money and even fuel. Host Evan Lockridge talks with PrePass Regional Director Terry Maple, former superintendent of the Kansas Highway Patrol.

[*NOTE: Due to tech issues with Apple they couldn't resolve, we've had to take down and republish the episodes. Sorry for the inconvenience.] Trooper Mark Conboy, Kansas Highway Patrol, helped stop a multi-state crime spree that left five people dead and three critically wounded, including a deputy sheriff. His split-second decision to continue the pursuit, even though he was dangerously low on fuel, saved lives and brought an end to a violent rampage.Join us at Patreon.com/gameofcrimes for great content you won't hear anywhere elseDonate at paypal.me/gameofcrimes or go to paypal.com and use our email: gameofcrimespodcast@gmail.comGo to GameOfCrimesPodcast.com for more info and NEW MERCH!Follow us on...TwitterFacebookInstagramSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

[*NOTE: Due to tech issues with Apple they couldn't resolve, we've had to take down and republish the episodes. Sorry for the inconvenience.] Trooper Mark Conboy, Kansas Highway Patrol, helped stop a multi-state crime spree that left five people dead and three critically wounded, including a deputy sheriff. His split-second decision to continue the pursuit, even though he was dangerously low on fuel, saved lives and brought an end to a violent rampage.Join us at Patreon.com/gameofcrimes for great content you won't hear anywhere elseDonate at paypal.me/gameofcrimes or go to paypal.com and use our email: gameofcrimespodcast@gmail.comGo to GameOfCrimesPodcast.com for more info and NEW MERCH!Follow us on...TwitterFacebookInstagramSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Trooper Mark Conboy, Kansas Highway Patrol, helped stop a multi-state crime spree that left five people dead and three critically wounded, including a deputy sheriff. His split-second decision to continue the pursuit, even though he was dangerously low on fuel, saved lives and brought an end to a violent rampage.Join us at Patreon.com/gameofcrimes for great content you won't hear anywhere elseDonate at paypal.me/gameofcrimes or go to paypal.com and use our email: gameofcrimespodcast@gmail.comGo to GameOfCrimesPodcast.com for more info and NEW MERCH!Follow us on...TwitterFacebookInstagramSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Trooper Mark Conboy, Kansas Highway Patrol, helped stop a multi-state crime spree that left five people dead and three critically wounded, including a deputy sheriff. His split-second decision to continue the pursuit, even though he was dangerously low on fuel, saved lives and brought an end to a violent rampage.Join us at Patreon.com/gameofcrimes for great content you won't hear anywhere elseDonate at paypal.me/gameofcrimes or go to paypal.com and use our email: gameofcrimespodcast@gmail.comGo to GameOfCrimesPodcast.com for more info and NEW MERCH!Follow us on...TwitterFacebookInstagramSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this episode of Forward Ever: Leading in Challenging Times host Gary Shorman speaks with Kansas Highway Patrol Trooper Tod Hileman.

From the advent of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's CSA Safety Measurement System in 2010, its shortcomings were well-evident to carriers and baked into its structure. At that time, carriers were laser-focused on equities in scoring, particularly when comparing the way a small carrier's scores moved wildly with very little data input versus the slow climbs and falls with more data on the large-carrier side. As the years have gone by there's been refinement of a sense among critics of the program that the very public nature of the data underpinning what passes for CSA today is its fatal design flaw, with far too many "unintended consequences," in the words of Payne Trucking Safety Director Chris Haney, that have been at best unfair to carriers forced to contend with them on a daily basis. That's inclusive of small fleets and owner-operators, and company drivers to an extent, too, given the increased importance of every violation you could possibly think of, large and small. For today's edition of Overdrive Radio, we're turning back to my February discussion with Haney and CVSA data director Chris Turner, formerly of the Kansas Highway Patrol, to highlight various aspects of the discussion, including Haney's view that, despite efforts to better contextualize publicly available data, too many of those unintended consequences continue to be big problems for carriers. The entire trucking, enforcement and regulator community should do a lot better, both he and Turner contend. The February discussion centered around Overdrive's Setting the Record Straight package of investigative features looking closely at FMCSA's DataQs system for correcting data collected about carriers and drivers. Access all the pieces of that package via this link: https://www.overdriveonline.com/regulations/article/15063803/criticism-of-dataqs-review-system-continues-to-rise

Another spike in COVID-19 cases, the most in almost two months. Also on today’s Sunrise: — Gov. Ron DeSantis and Attorney General Ashley Moody filed suit against the federal government to get cruise ships back in business. — Legal experts say it's not likely to work, but from a political standpoint, it already has. — The House votes to impose the sales tax on online purchases using the $1 billion annual windfalls to fix the unemployment system. But critics say they fixed a part that wasn't broken and ignored the real problem. — The Senate signed off on the final changes, and the bill is now headed for the Governor. — The House also voted to abolish the Lawton Chiles Endowment Fund, much to the dismay of Rep. Joe Geller. — Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried tells the U.S. International Trade Commission that Mexican imports of cucumbers and squash cost Florida farmers millions of dollars and thousands of jobs — And finally, a Florida Man is accused of stealing a car from the Kansas Highway Patrol and leading officers on a 100-mile-an-hour chase … while his hands were still cuffed behind his back.  

Trooper Bush is a graduate of Kansas State University.  Tiffany joined the Kansas Highway Patrol in July 2007, where she was stationed in Troop A, the Kansas City Metro.  Tiffany has been an FTO to 5 new troopers. Tiffany coached at the training academy for her 10-year anniversary class.  Tiffany has been an instructor on our Traffic Stop Team where they teach the recruits how to safely conduct traffic stops and perform felony traffic stops. Tiffany has been a CPST (Child Passenger Safety Technician) since 2007.  Tiffany teaches parents almost daily how to install their child's seat or provide seats to those unable to afford one. Tiffany is a certified Level II (2008) and HazMat (2016) for CVSA inspections.  Tiffany will be certified this year on cargo tankers.  Tiffany was the agency recruiter from 2018 to 2020 before she was selected for the PIO position (again) in October 2020.  Tiffany is also on our Mobile Field Force team, as an arrest team member, which is utilized for riots or protests.  She was able to attend the 2021 Presidential Inauguration as part of this team.You can follow Trooper Bush on Twitter @KHPTrooperTiffShe can be contacted via her agency email address at tiffany.bush@ks.govSupport the show (https://t.co/GOmAg9X6e8?amp=1)

Kansas Highway Patrol officials followed state law and regulations when dismissing two majors in July 2020.  Most KHP staff are classified employees, but senior management (including majors) are unclassified employees.  State law and regulations only have a few requirements related to the highway patrol dismissing an unclassified employee.  The highway patrol followed applicable requirements.

You read a little about this week's podcast subject last week, likely, with reporting around the Operation Safe Driver Week traffic-enforcement event (focused on motorists as well as professional operators) ongoing as we speak. Namely -- the Level 3 inspection and Kansas Highway Patrol trooper and Public Information Officer Nick Wright, whose advice related to how to prep for an inspection was delivered in this conversation from early March. He and I were talking in the context of the three-day Roadcheck inspection event, then scheduled for early May, where the full Level 1 driver and vehicle inspection is what often enough is the focus of the event. Before it was postponed, though, CVSA had named the theme of the annual event as driver-related violations, from medical certification status to ELDs and hours of service – the things hit on by those Level 3 inspections. That just so happens to also be the inspection level most likely to accompany any roadside stop, which the Operation Safe Driver Week ongoing right now takes as its focus. [related-post id="289339"/]So let's go back in time to early March – the entire state of Kansas had just three confirmed cases of COVID-19, and, as KHP Nick Wright put it, as in my home base in Nashville, nary a bottle of hand sanitizer or roll of toilet paper could be found within a 100-mile radius of almost any city in America ... Along the way, Wright details answers to the following:  **What are best practices for annotations of the log in an ELD when errors are made on the drive line, which can't be edited in an ELD? **What's the best inspection-preparation advice he could give a driver beyond what's obvious? **Do states actually run out of those CVSA clean-inspection stickers? And much more besides.

Trooper Tiffany Bush has been with the Kansas Highway Patrol for the past 12 years, and she has been a recruiter since April 2018. She has previously served as a Field Training Officer. Trooper Bush is a graduate of Kansas State University. Tune in to learn more about her career, as well as employment opportunities with the Kansas Highway Patrol. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themichaelcalderinshow/message

Nick sits down with Trooper Ben Gardner of the Kansas Highway Patrol to talk about his wildly popular Twitter account, his association with Eric Stonestreet, and traffic in general.

Trucking News with Ruthann 8/5/2018 Trucking News with Ruthann features Mollie Tibbetts disappearance. CVSA weekly inspection coming up. Trucking New with Ruthann 5/8/2018. Semi Trucks, Truck Drivers and more. Low Bridge Semi Truck Inspection Week - During the week of Aug. 27-31, each state’s commercial motor vehicle law enforcement department may select one day of that week to capture data on rear impact guards, also referred to as underride guards, on trailers and semi-trailers in the United States. As the leading organization devoted to improving commercial motor vehicle (CMV) safety and inspection and enforcement uniformity throughout North America, the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) is often asked to weigh in on policies related to safety and enforcement, and to provide guidance to enforcement, industry and policy makers. As a data-driven organization, any decisions to support or oppose an issue must be supported by data analysis and strategic planning. Consequently, the Alliance is collecting information on rear impact guards to be well informed and properly equipped to assess and address rear impact safety requirements on CMVs. The event will also highlight this critical issue for motor carriers and drivers. Trucker stuck under a bridge Last year, the Stop Underrides Act of 2017 was introduced by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) and Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) to reduce the number of preventable deaths and injuries caused by underride crashes and to improve motor carrier and passenger motor vehicle safety. CVSA received a letter from Senators Gillibrand and Rubio on Feb. 8, 2018, asking the Alliance to consider updating its current North American Standard Out-of-Service Criteria to add rear underride guards. The data collected during the Rear Impact Guard Check safety initiative will be reported to the CVSA Vehicle Committee at the CVSA Annual Conference and Exhibition in Kansas City, Missouri, in September. Based on that data, the committee will make a recommendation to the CVSA Board of Directors on how to proceed with this important issue. “The Alliance uses data to support its decision-making process,” said CVSA President Capt. Christopher Turner with the Kansas Highway Patrol. “Using quality, verifiable data and analytics allows the Alliance to assess and analyze information that can be used to support our stance on various issues, topics and propositions.” https://cvsa.org/news-entry/rear-impact-guard-check-2018/  

Trucking-News with Ruthann Trucking-News weekly wrap-up with Ruthann has a packed house of information this week. Inaction blitz, A North Carolina Town is outlawing Truck parking at your house. All new thats all about trucking. DOT checking a rig Truck drivers living in the eastern North Carolina city of Rocky Mount will no longer be allowed to park their rigs at their homes, effective Oct. 8, after the passage of an ordinance on July 9. Rocky Mount’s city council adopted an ordinance that bans the parking of commercial vehicles and/or trailers longer than 25 feet or weighing more than 10,000 pounds, which includes Class 3-8 trucks, in residential areas. Also this year’s area of focus for the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s (CVSA) International Roadcheck (Roadcheck) is hours-of-service (HOS) compliance. The annual enforcement campaign, scheduled June 5-7, 2018, is a 72-hour inspection blitz of commercial motor vehicles (CMV) and drivers in jurisdictions throughout the United States. CVSA-certified CMV inspectors will primarily perform North American Standard Level I Inspections during the event. The procedures for a roadside inspection are the same as any other day of the year, but the likelihood of being stopped for the comprehensive driver and vehicle inspection increases during Roadcheck. CVSA uses the annual event to emphasize a specific category of violations. Roadcheck 2018 will focus on HOS compliance. It was the top reason drivers were placed out of service during last year’s Roadcheck, according to CVSA. The 2018 event allows enforcement a medium by which to educate drivers on the topic. “Although the electronic logging device (ELD) rule that went into effect on Dec. 18, 2017, does not change any of the underlying hours-of-service rules or exceptions, the ELD mandate placed a spotlight on hours-of-service compliance,” said CVSA President Capt. Christopher Turner of the Kansas Highway Patrol. “We thought this year would be a perfect opportunity to focus on the importance of the hours-of-service regulations.” https://www.overdriveonline.com/annual-roadcheck-inspection-spree-slated-for-early-june-focus-on-hours-violations/    

Guest: Terry Maple with HELP Inc This week, July 15-21, truck drivers are receiving extra scrutiny from law enforcement across the country as part of Operation Safe Driver Week. The event is organized by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance, the same group who puts together the annual three-day truck inspection blitz known as Roadcheck, held earlier this year, as well as Brake Safety Week, set for September 16-22. In this podcast, Evan Lockridge speaks with Terry Maple, who served with the Kansas Highway Patrol for more than 30 years before retiring a few years ago as the department’s superintendent and CEO. They discuss the perceptions surrounding the events. They also talk about how both trucking fleets and drivers can use these enforcement events to actually improve their federal safety scores and what’s the benefit of doing so. Eyes on the Road is the official podcast from PrePass, the premier weigh station bypass service for the trucking industry in North America.

Episode 62 Trooper Ben of the Kansas Highway Patrol stops by the podcast to talk about Fatherhood and Driver Safety. Find him on Twitter @TrooperBenKHP Thank you for making First Class Fatherhood a #1 RANKED Podcast on Apple Podcasts Charts for Kids & Family! Every Day is Father’s Day First Class Fatherhood makes an excellent Free Gift for any Father Figure! Support - First Class Fatherhood - Please find this Episode as well as all the Best Podcasts from First Class Fatherhood Apple Podcast App - itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/first-class-fatherhood/id1356567877 Podcasts for Android - anchor.fm/alec-lace OverCast - overcast.fm/itunes1356567877 Facebook - www.facebook.com/FirstClassFatherhood/ Twitter - www.twitter.com/aleclace Website - www.FirstClassFatherhood --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alec-lace/support

Shona Banda's gag order is lifted. Her CINC case is closed. Her divorce is finalized. There are many important updates in Shona's case. Pamela Lewis Jacobsen, an unfortunate victim of Wakeeney, Kansas and the Kansas Highway Patrol, will also be featured alongside Shona, both medical Cannabis patients, in a "Kansas Brew" on 'A Cup of Joe'," Also Amy Dawn Bourlon Hilterbran  founder of Talk to the 6630507 Hand campaign  Wednesday, August 23rd, 7 PM CST, with Joe Grumbine of 'The Human Solution International'. Please tune into this exciting show!  You can call in to listen at 646-929-2495, and you can listen online as well. Cup of Joe is on every Wednesday. 7pm central, 6pm mountain, 5pm pacific, 8pm eastern *Cannabis defendants from around the world are always welcome to join the show and share the details of their cases with the goal of reaching out to the community for support.

Ben Gardner is probably better known as @TrooperBenKHP is one part of the Kansas Highway Patrol that has become infamous in law enforcement social media circles as, "The #TweetingTroopers". Trooper Ben has been using Twitter as his primary tool for outreach to help educate, inform and entertain his community of followers talking traffic safety. You can find him at crash scenes and community events, conferences and cruisers and you can always be sure that he will be talking about ways to stay out of jail, in your car and on the road safely. While he is in uniform though, you won't find him in a donut shop but you will find him advising what the Chili Index for the day is.  You can follow Ben on Twitter as he tweets for C Troop of the KHP.