True colors

Land Line Now and Land Line Magazine have been covering Jasmine, Lee and Paulette Jordan as the family teams up to support Jazzy’s run across America – available online at www.runwithjazzy.com.Lee and Paulette are members of OOIDA. While Lee drives the family pickup and RV, Paulette is managing the Jordans’ two trucking businesses back home in Minnesota. Jazzy is running as much as 20 miles daily

Jobless in Tulsa

A recent letter from Marshall Stapp from Oklahoma City painted an agonizing scene of shock at Tulsa-based Arrow Trucking as the word was given to cease operations.Stapp was a driver and trainer for Arrow. He witnessed the collapse.Several days before Christmas, he was at the Flying J in Tulsa, headed to pick up a load in Laredo. He tried to fuel up but his fuel card was inactive. The fuel desk

Statehouses back in session: Get in the mix

Happy New Year! With the calendar turning over to 2010, there are a lot of new things happening in states right now. About a half-dozen states are working in new rules that lawmakers endorsed during the past year. The most notable change is probably in Illinois where, with the help of OOIDA and truckers in the state, trucks now are allowed to travel at the same speed as other vehicles on most