Maine Professional Drivers Association

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Updated: July 21, 2008

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PO Box 5672

Augusta, ME

04332-5672

207-318-7395

info@mpda.org

 

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Roadcheck 2008 Shows Improvements

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Contact:  Tiffany Wlazlowski

July 15, 2008

703-838-1717

 

ATA APPLAUDS BUSH DECISION TO LIFT OFF-SHORE
DRILLING MORATORIUM

ARLINGTON , Va. – The American Trucking Associations today praised the Bush Administration for lifting the executive moratorium on offshore drilling. ATA also urged Congress to follow suit and lift its ban on offshore drilling as part of a long-term strategy to reduce U.S. dependence on foreign oil and curb skyrocketing fuel prices.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                          Contact: Eric Reller

July 2, 2008                                                                             (703) 838-1896


 

America’s Top Drivers Offer Tips to Stay Safe and Save Fuel for Summer Travel

America ’s Road Team Captains Give Important Safety Tips


 

ARLINGTON , Va. – As motorists prepare for July 4th vacation travel, a team of million mile accident-free drivers are helping to make our roads safer. America ’s Road Team Captains, elite professional truck drivers chosen by the American Trucking Associations, are offering advice on how to safely navigate through highway traffic and congestion this summer and, at the same time, save costly fuel.

 

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Contact:  Tiffany Wlazlowski

June 4, 2008

703-838-1717

 

ATA APPLAUDS CFTC ENERGY MARKET INITIATIVES

Arlington , Va. – In a letter from ATA President and CEO, Governor Bill Graves, the American Trucking Associations today applauded the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission for outlining steps that will increase the transparency of the energy futures market and help to ensure that petroleum prices are once again driven by supply and demand. 

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Contact:  Tiffany Wlazlowski

April 24, 2008

703-838-1717

 

ATA Testifies On the Strategic Petroleum Reserves and Record Fuel Prices

Arlington , Va. – Releasing oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserves combined with a temporary suspension of filling the SPR will help stabilize petroleum markets, reduce global demand for crude oil and ultimately lower fuel prices a top trucking executive testified before Congress today.

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        Contact: Tiffany Wlazlowski

March 27, 2008   

       (703) 838-1717


ATA Urges Federal Government to Help Bring Down Fuel Prices

ARLINGTON, Va. – The American Trucking Associations is urging the Bush Administration to act quickly to ensure that strategies are in place to ensure an affordable supply of oil for the nation’s 3.5 million truck drivers and American consumers.

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FMCSA Retains Key HOS Provisions

ATA Applauds Move, but Teamsters, Public Citizen Blast Agency

WASHINGTON — The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration said it was preparing to release a new version of its hours-of-service rule that was nearly identical to one previously rejected by a federal court......

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