OOU INC asking All Truckers to Call,
 
 
LOS ANGELES—A federal judge has denied a trucking association’s bid to block an effort to ban older trucks from entering the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
The decision Tuesday by Judge Christina Snyder allows the clean truck program to move forward, despite objections from the American Trucking Associations.

The industry group asked the judge to halt the program, arguing it placed unfair restrictions on truckers.

Snyder wrote that she denied the request because of the program’s safety and environmental benefits.

The program aims to reduce diesel emissions at the nation’s busiest cargo container complex by as much as 80 percent by replacing nearly 17,000 trucks built before 1989 with newer, cleaner models.

The program is scheduled to begin Oct. 1.
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If you actually read the bill, it Say’s NO O/Os, all trucks will be Co trucks.

They are using the clean air act to rid themself of O/Os

The trucking assoc. denied was ATA, we sent the ATA a letter an offered to assist in the bid to halt this program.
We never recieved a reply.

So we are asking everyone to place a phone call to this Judge and let her staff know how you feel about this.

Heres the contact info,

Name: Title: Court Room Location:
Hon. Christina A. Snyder Judge 5 - 2nd Floor Los Angeles - Spring Street

Courtroom Deputy Clerk: Telephone:
Catherine Jeang 213-894-3433

The best way to contact the Judge’s Courtroom Deputy Clerk is by calling 213-894-3433; if the clerk does not answer the phone, be sure to leave a voicemail message. Due to this Court’s heavy caseload, hearings and trials it is engaged in, the Courtroom Deputy Clerk will return all voicemail messages at the earliest possibility.