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David Heller

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Heller: Setting safer standards for the future

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By David Heller
| Fleet Owner
“Hey There Delilah” debuted in 2005 by the Plain White T’s and is seemingly reverberating over and over in my head recently. In February, President Trump's State of the Union address mentioned Dalilah’s Law, a yet-to-be-introduced piece of legislation at the time that would provide the strength of Congress behind the recent regulatory actions in supporting English language proficiency and non-domiciled commercial driver’s license (CDL) rulemakings.
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Heller: How to make meetings valuable

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By David Heller
| Fleet Owner
We've all faced a calendar full of meetings, wondering how to get anything else done, yet we persevere. Some meetings, like the Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) Safety & Security Division, coupled with the North American Transportation Management Institute (NATMI) Annual Meeting in Oklahoma City, June 7-10, are worth attending. The proverbial gold of this combined meeting is the person-to-person contact, which has become the most valuable tool in any association’s toolbox.
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Heller: Don't turn back the ELD clock

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By David Heller
| Fleet Owner
Our industry sometimes seems to be time-traveling, not necessarily in a “Back to the Future” or “Avengers: Endgame” kind of way, but because some issues do not seem to dissipate or reach any kind of conclusion. I frequently hear discussions about how an industry news article from 20 years ago is likely to be a topic of conversation still today.
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