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How to fix the US truck capacity crunch

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How to fix the US truck capacity crunch

Brian L. Fielkow, president and owner, Jetco Delivery, Houston | Aug 01, 2018 7:00PM EDT

Before we can address how to solve the problem, we need to understand why it has occurred.

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