Joe is the President of the Motor Transport Association of Connecticut. We do a deeper dive on the recent ruling against the state of Rhode Island calling truck-only tolls unconstitutional.
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Jim Gildea
Jim is the Chairman of the Connecticut Commuter Rail Council. He gives us an update on some great news re: the Waterbury Line.
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Joe Scully
We talk about an upcoming increase in the diesel fule tax with Joe Scully, the President of the Motor Transport Association of Connecticut.
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Joe Scully
Joe is the President of the Motor Transport Association of Connecticut. He gives us an update on SB 4, a bill that recently passed in the CT Senate that forces the state to mirror California evironmental standards, despite the damage to the industry and the radical differences between Connecticut and California.
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Joe Scully
Joe is the President of the Motor Transport Association of CT. He joins me to discuss some extremely damaging legislation that is being debated in Hartford which could destroy the trucking industry in the state of Connecticut.
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Joe Scully
The executive director of the Motor Transport Association of Connecticut explains why the state’s temprary gas tax holiday recently passed by the House and Senate unanimously doesn’t go far enough.
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Pat Sasser
Pat Sasser of NoTollsCT joins me with his take on TCI and highway tolls being taken off the table on Connecticut. Or are they?
CT State Senator Martin joins me to continue to the discussion regarding the Transportation and Climate Initiative program, as well as other issues.
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Marc Fitch
Marc is an investigative journalist who writes for the Yankee Institute. He and I discuss the renewed push for the implementation of the Transportation & Climate Initiative, including more money being poured into lobbying efforts by groups like Save Our Sound.
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Len Suzio
The former Connecticut State Senator joins me to discuss a number of issues facing the citizens of the state and to promote the challengers to the Guilford Board of Education based on their support for the teaching of critical race theory in their schools.