Washington Trucking Week: OOIDA’s Bryce Mongeon on Trucking Issues & GBATS Preview | Road Gang Radio
In this edition of Washington Trucking Week on Road Gang Radio, host Jimmy Mac talks with Bryce Mongeon, Director of Legislative Affairs at the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA).
Bryce shares the latest updates from Capitol Hill and what truckers need to know, including:
A bill to protect drivers from predatory lease-purchase agreements
A preview of the upcoming GBATS (Guilty By Association Truck Show)
FMCSA’s involvement in GBATS
OOIDA’s Truck to Success program (registration ends October 1)
Learn more about OOIDA and their work for professional drivers:
Website: https://www.ooida.com/
Facebook: / ooida
Twitter: / ooida
YouTube: / truckersooida
Instagram: / ooida_truckers
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