Advocates in Iowa and Alaska shared concerns regarding diesel truck operational issues.
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Updated Jul 9
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Advocates in Iowa and Alaska shared concerns regarding diesel truck operational issues.
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Trucking operations serve Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.Also in this story
- The Dalton Highway runs through remote Alaska and is part of the larger US infrastructure network.
- IMA headquarters received new capital partners, and the company's operational scope expanded to include Alaska and Hawaii, with Karen Schwartz as former leader of Pacific Northwest operations.
- A Ford Transit was used for a journey originating in Alaska, linked to the broader migration patterns toward South America.
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- Advocates for EPA regulation updates regarding cold weather mandates, leading to the co-introduction of the Cold Weather Diesel Reliability Act.