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New rule closes dangerous loopholes, holds states accountable, and launches immediate enforcement action against California for gross negligence
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On Sunday, September 14, the American Trucking Associations marked the start of the 37th annual National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, an annual celebration recognizing the nation’s nearly 3.6 million professional truck drivers.
“When every convenience and necessity is available on a store shelf or just a click away, it can be easy to overlook America’s 3.6 million truck drivers who pull off this logistical feat day after day,” said American Trucking Associations President & CEO Chris Spear. “Our reliance on truckers is absolute, and our appreciation for them should be as well. These hardworking professionals should be celebrated for their dedication that powers our economy. National Truck Driver Appreciation Week provides the opportunity for Americans to give truck drivers the recognition and gratitude they richly deserve.”
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For second time, professional truck driver Mike Markham, a driver for Old Dominion Freight Lines and resident of Belpre, Ohio, was named Grand Champion of the West Virginia Trucking Association’s Annual Truck Driving Championship held Saturday, June 21, at Grafton.
Markham, who has been a professional truck driver for 29 years, took the top honor after competing in a variety of skill and safety tests. He has competed in multiple Truck Driving Championships, and won the Grand Champion Award in 2023.
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GRAFTON, W.Va. (WBOY) — Some of West Virginia’s top professional truck drivers put their skills to the test Saturday in Grafton with the West Virginia Trucking Association hosting its annual Truck Driving Championship at the Taylor County Fairgrounds.
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