Despite frustration with Washington’s inability to come together on seemingly simple tasks like the need to fix roads and bridges and pass a highway bill, Graves says he is still optimistic about the economy and trucking’s future.
Even with many consumers and businesses “on the sidelines” due to economic uncertainty, Graves says there “is an inviting, long road ahead for trucking.”
“During this time of economic uncertainty, it’s easy to misjudge the opportunity that’s on the trucking industry’s horizon,” Graves says. “The economy will recover. And when it does, the trucking industry is going to be one of the ‘first in line’ beneficiaries.”


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