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Mechanics ready an AYR Motor Express truck for the road. AYR Motor President Joe Keenan says he and other company owners are worried about the impact the Driver Inc. model is having an impact on the trucking industry. (AYR Motor Express/Keenan Truck repair photo
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N.B. trucking companies urge additional government action on the Driver Inc. model

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By Remko van Rhijn | River Valley Sun Trucking companies across New Brunswick and the Maritimes welcome Ottawa’s recent crackdown on the so-called Driver Inc. model, but warn that without sustained, t...

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