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TalkCDL – The Trucker Show will be continuing the discussion of e-logs vs. paper logs, we will be diving into how drivers will actualy be making more money with the new e-log system and how it will make companies more liable for their actions. Do not miss out on this awesome show 22 December 2015 at 8AM till When ever. Call in at 516-387-1911 and give us your input on the topic! We appreciate all our listeners out there, stay tuned for more shows with TalkCDL -The Trucker Show.

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