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WRAL.com RALEIGH, N.C. -- Dangerous drivers who get their licenses taken away can't go to the Department of Motor Vehicles and get another one, but that's not the case with some of the biggest and most dangerous vehicles on the road. The WRAL Investigates team found that troubled trucking companies can shut down, change their name, apply for a new U.S. Department of Transportation number and get back on the road, sometimes within days.
Posted by Nick Provenza The state Department of Transportation sums up this photo in one word: "Gross." Their Twitpic of an overturned truck carrying fish guts and heads on U.S. Highway 101 about 21 miles north of the Columbia River tells the whole story, doesn't it? And as you can see, the road is blocked. (Photo courtesy of the Washington State Department of Transportation, who we are sure really enjoyed sharing it!)
http://www.argusleader.com/article/DF/20120929/VOICES/309290025/Five-Questions-Without-trucks-America-would-stop-?odyssey=nav%7Chead" target="_blank Hall of fame trucker shares insights of career Jerry Cudmore of Watertown spent more than five decades behind the wheel of semitrailer trucks, delivering everything from fall harvests to meat across the continent.
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