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Parking Solutions

January 1, 2012

Governmental efforts to expand truck parking continue in many states. The next step — providing real-time space availability information — is just around the corner in select areas.

LogBook

December 1, 2011

Highway bill includes truck parking elements, court orders release of truck stop tiger, owner-operator finalists named, medical certificate changes start Jan. 30, driver shortage to worsen says FTR and more ...

Jason’s Law: Time for action is now

November 10, 2011

Yesterday, the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works unanimously approved a two-year transportation authorization bill (S. 1813, or MAP-21) extending current funding levels and making other enhancements that could ...

‘Jason’s Law’ part of transportation bill

November 9, 2011

Expanded truck parking is a component of the Environment and Public Works committee bill passed on to the full Senate.

Jason’s Law call-in set for June 23

June 16, 2011

Hope Rivenburg requested truckers call their representatives to demand more parking facilities nationwide.

Jason’s Law national call-in day June 23; drivers urge action

June 16, 2011

Last year it came on the heels of calls for passage from often at-odds constituencies in the industry, and this year, drivers and other industry parties are following similar unity ...

Unity diaries: Jason’s Law lives

May 12, 2011

It's been more than two years since New York trucker Jason Rivenburg was slain in South Carolina after being held up while parked at an abandoned commercial property. It's also ...

Jason’s Law re-introduced

May 11, 2011

Jason’s Law would provide $20 million annually over six years for truck parking upgrades on the National Highway System.

Channel 19

October 1, 2010

Featured is a dose of trucking humor, oddities and industry coverage in the media.

Sentencings in Jason Rivenburg murder

September 1, 2010

Two men charged as accessories in the murder of trucker Jason Rivenburg were sentenced to 30 days in jail.
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