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Graves Says Trucking Ready for Highway Bill Despite Uncertainty About Obama’s Agenda

Graves Says Trucking Ready for Highway Bill Despite Uncertainty About Obama’s Agenda
2/23/09

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With so much attention being placed on the economic stimulus legislation, trucking has not been able to uncover much about the Obama administration’s transportation policy, said Bill Graves, president of American Trucking Associations.
However, he said the industry has spent several years prepping for this year’s highway reauthorization and was ready for the challenges ahead.
“There’s a tremendous uncertainty about the capabilities of this new administration and what to expect,” Graves told Transport Topics in an interview ahead of the federation’s annual Winter Leadership Meeting. “No one is, at this point, able or willing to look much beyond the stimulus package.”
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