Tyson Fisher
Associate Editor at Land Line Media Magazine
Publisher at Freelance
Associate editor for @land_line_mag. Father/husband/disc dog dad
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1 week ago |
landline.media | Tyson Fisher
It’s official: Any truck driver operating in Arkansas who cannot exhibit English proficiency will get hit with a fine of up to $1,000. On Monday, April 14, Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed HB1745 into law. Now officially Act 604, the law requires English proficiency among truck drivers and turns improper documentation into a felony for foreign-domiciled drivers. Specifically, truck drivers must show that they can read, write and speak English.
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1 week ago |
landline.media | Tyson Fisher
Arkansas lawmakers wasted no time getting an English-proficiency bill across the finish line, sending it to the governor’s desk in less than one month. On Wednesday, April 9, the Arkansas House passed HB1745 with an 82-0 vote after clearing the Senate unanimously last week. In addition to an English-proficiency provision for CDL holders, the bill also makes false or improper documentation a felony for foreign-domiciled truck drivers.
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1 week ago |
landline.media | Tyson Fisher
Trucking companies and truck dealerships in Maryland got some relief from Gov. Wes Moore, who decided to hold off on enforcing Advanced Clean Trucks for the first two years of the regulation. On April 4, Gov. Moore signed an executive order that effectively delays enforcement of Advanced Clean Trucks by two years. He pointed to President Donald Trump’s current policies as part of the reason for the delay.
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2 weeks ago |
landline.media | Tyson Fisher
Despite reaching an agreement with New York transportation officials in ongoing litigation, the federal government repeated its threat to end congestion pricing outside the courtroom later this month. In a social media post on Tuesday, April 8, the U.S. Department of Transportation reiterated its plan to end congestion pricing in New York City by April 20.
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2 weeks ago |
landline.media | Tyson Fisher
Likely the result of businesses preparing for widespread tariffs, trucking jobs increased sharply in March – but the implementation of tariffs may erase those gains in the coming months. According to the latest numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly 10,000 trucking jobs were added to the economy in March.
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Meanwhile in Malaysia, truck drivers are getting mauled by effing panthers! 😱😱😱 https://t.co/oJzyMKu6mI
I'm blessed not to be on the tariff beat. The beneficial ownership information and congestion pricing showdowns keep me on my toes enough as it is. 🥴 https://t.co/ldkF428ECR
Guess what day it is! https://t.co/Uwzcdd7L8L