State road plan * USA - In New York would be ‘detrimental’ to truckers, farmers
Albany,NY,USA -Land Line Magazine-29 June 2009: --Despite warnings bythe Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Associationthat banning heavy trucks from certain state roads would be detrimental to small-business truckers in upstate New York, theNew York Department of Transportation is still pushing forward with the proposed regulation... The NYDOT is proposing a regulation to ban all heavy trucks from seven specific routes in the Finger Lakes region, citing the needs for “a sense of environmental quality that is unique to that region of the state,”according toNYDOT spokesmanCharles “Skip” Carrier... OOIDA Legislative Affairs DirectorMike Joycesaid this proposed rule “couldn’t come at a worse time” for small-business truckers, as well as farmers, who are trying to stay afloat during these challenging economic times...If passed, this rule would force truckers to spend more in fuel and toll costs to route around these secondary roads, not to mention their added operating costs...(Map from Wikipedia: Finger lakes in NY)
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