Almost all smartphones now have a “do not disturb” feature, which can be a lifesaver if used when needed. Oregon’s Interstate 5 expansion plan is also the subject of a new lawsuit. But that leads to a bigger topic. Will a highway widening project work? What goes on your motor vehicle record can have a huge impact on your career and your ability to make a living. And pressure on the spot market is pushing interest rates higher. Find out how the freight market is doing from Truckstop’s Brent Hutto.
0:00 – Will the I-5 expansion plan achieve its goals?
10:15 – Simple features on your phone can save lives.
25:08 – Process information on MVR.
40:20 – Spot market is showing signs of rate increase.
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Will the I-5 expansion plan achieve its goals?
The Oregon Department of Transportation’s Interstate 5 expansion plan isn’t just the subject of a new lawsuit. It also connects to a larger conversation about highway widening projects. Studies have shown that they don’t actually accomplish what they set out to do. Land Line Magazine’s Tyson Fisher helped us cover these bases. Plus, other news of the day, including truck tonnage decline, percentage of female drivers, and more.
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Simple features on your phone could save lives
Having telephone functionality could save your life. And in fact, almost all smartphones now have a “Do Not Disturb” feature. Hear from our safety group about the importance of turning on this feature and keeping your eyes on the road.
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Managing information on MVR
What’s on your driving record, more specifically your MVR or motor vehicle record? This is important information because what it contains can have a huge impact on your career and your ability to make a living. CDL Legal’s David Grimes provides insight on this topic.
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Spot market shows signs of rising interest rates
Interest rates are rising due to pressure on the spot market. Hear from TruckStop’s Brent Hutto how the freight market is doing for the 41st week of the year.
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