EPA emission plans present problems
May 03, 2022•51 min
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Episode description
LLN (5/2/22) – Two proposals have been put forward by the EPA to reduce nitrous oxide emission standards. OOIDA’s director of federal affairs, Jay Grimes, explains why both options are problematic. Also, if you’ve got someone riding shotgun, it’s best to make sure you’ve got the right coverage. Trista Roby and Trina Skywalker with OOIDA’s Truck Insurance Department join us to discuss passenger accident coverage. And an effort in Colorado would make a specific kind of insurance coverage available to owner-operators; meanwhile, another state is taking a look at reform to police-dispatched tows.
0:00 – Newscast.
09:59 – EPA emission proposals.
24:53 – Passenger accident coverage.
39:35 – Towing reform; occupational accident insurance.
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