Trucking Group Backs Mandated Electronic Driver Logs

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Trucking Group Backs Mandated Electronic Driver Logs

William B. Cassidy | Apr 08, 2011 8:55AM EDT

Truck drivers should be required to use electronic devices to log their hours of service, the American Trucking Associations said Thursday.

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