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“Truckpocalypse” Begins in California This Wee

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Posted On: 07/07/2022 3:51:16 PM
Posted By: Rusty
“Truckpocalypse” Begins in California This Week as 70,000 Truckers Forced off the Roads Due to Democrat Idiocracy

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The California Truckers Association is warning that 70,000 independent truck owner-operators will be taken off the roads of California later this week as a draconian new law, “AB-5” kicks in:

In addition to the direct impact on California’s 70,000 owner-operators who have seven days to cease long-standing independent businesses, the impact of taking tens of thousands of truck drivers off the road will have devastating repercussions on an already fragile supply chain, increasing costs and worsening runaway inflation.


The new law, passed and signed by Democrats, essentially outlaws independent contractors from operating transport trucks in the state of California.

When it goes into effect later this week — after the US Supreme Court refused to intervene last week — California will be hit with a “truckpocalypse” shutdown of transportation capacity.

While some transportation companies maintain full-time employees to operate long haul rigs, many drivers are “owner-operators” who own their own trucks and who pick up contract jobs from the hundreds of shipping and transport companies that operate in California.

These owner-operators pay their own taxes, buy their own health insurance and cover their own fuel costs.

California Democrats, however, think that independent freedom for truckers should be criminalized, since they want all drivers to be union workers in corrupt union organizations that Democrats routinely use for money laundering operations (dems vote to award public money to the unions, and the unions agree to kick back campaign donations to Democrats).

https://americafirstreport.com/truckpocalypse...idiocracy/


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