Rlc 7-14-2011 power point dave huneryager

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The document discusses various policy issues and strategies for the Tennessee Trucking Association. It recommends advocating for policies to stimulate the economy and transportation infrastructure funding. It also recommends educating policymakers and the public on industry regulations and their impacts, and pursuing strategies to address driver shortages, hours-of-service rules, fuel costs, truck size and weight limits, and environmental regulations.

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2011 Regional Logistics Council Dave Huneryager President & CEO Tennessee Trucking Association

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