Mexican Trucking Proposal Stirs Strong Reactions

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Mexican Trucking Proposal Stirs Strong Reactions

William B. Cassidy | Jan 07, 2011 10:07AM EST

Independent truck drivers slammed the Department of Transportation's "concept document" for a renewed cross-border trucking program with Mexico, while manufacturers stung by

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