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Western Transportation News Magazine WSTAWESTERN STATES WESTERN TRUCKING ASSOCIATION TRANSPORTATION NEWS Official Publication September/October 2018 Volume 77 Number 9/10 WesTrk.orgNo background (transparent) with black text Dynamex Lawsuit Insurance Update p. 10 Updates Cummins Recalls Another pp. 5, 13, 23 500,000 Engines p. 26 Save the Date for the WSTA Membership Meeting October 13th – Sparks, NV HD AFTERMARKET TRADE SHOW INFO. 323-285-3282 JOBS FOR OWNER OPERATORS AND CDL CLASS A DRIVERS 250+ VENDORS FREE SEMINAR CUSTOM TRUCK EXHIBITION SAT, OCT 20 SUN, OCT 21 10 AM - 5 PM 10 AM - 5 PM ONTARIO SUPPORTED BY: CONVENTION CENTER FREE FREE TRUCK OCT 20 - 21 ADMISSION PARKING 2018 ONTARIO, CA REGISTER AT: WWW.CALIFORNIATRUCKINGSHOW.COM WE INSTALL NEW LOCATIONOUR IN COLTON IS AND SERVICE OPENING SOON! DPF SYSTEMS! Factory Trained and Experienced Installers – On/Off Road, Stationary DPF Cleaning – Pick-Up & Delivery OR Mobile On-Site Oil Soaked Specialists – Fast Turn Around Time On-Site Smoke Testing – Small, Medium or Large Fleets Emissions Diagnostics & Repair 220 W SANTA ANA ST. ANAHEIM CA 92805 PH: (714) 461-9834 | FAX: (714) 276-2021 CleanDieselSpecialists.com/so-cal/ Exclusive New Long Haul Program Offered to You By CoreMark Insurance Services, Inc The agent you know and trust for Dirt, Sand and Gravel is now the newest agent to join the Progressive Long Haul Program! CoreMark Insurance Services, Inc is proud to offer this exclusive program that is limited to a group of specialized agents that understand the intricacies and challenges of Long Haul. We’ll help you get the commercial coverage you need and the discounts you deserve—plus help you minimize downtime with specialized heavy truck claim service that gets you back in the driver’s seat and back in business, fast. Call Toll Free 866.304.2247 Or Email Program Manager Daniel Bertrand [email protected] CoreMark Insurance Services, Inc CA Lic #0I72684 Progressive Casualty Ins, Co. & affiliates. Available in most states and also sold through brokers in CA & NY. 12B00969. B (06/13) ASSOCIATION WESTERN WSTA President Message – Danny Rocha ................................................5 TRANSPORTATION NEWS Executive Director’s Report - Lee Brown ...................................................5 ISSN 2380-4009 Governmental Affairs & Communications - Joe Rajkovacz ........................8 Volume – 77 Number – 9/10 WSTA Insurance Services ........................................................................10 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF Membership Services Director - Rudy Navarrete .....................................12 Western States Trucking Association Lee Brown – Senior Editor SUBDIVISION NEWS Joe Rajkovacz – Managing Editor Rich Roth – Publisher & Ad Director West State Alliance (Oakland Port) ..........................................................14 PUBLISHING HEADQUARTERS Concrete Pumpers - Hank de Carbonel ...................................................16 334 N. Euclid Avenue • Upland, CA 91786-6031 CARB Consultant – Sean Edgar ..............................................................17 (909) 982-9898 • Fax (909) 985-2348 • westrk.org • westransnews.org HEALTH & COMPLIANCE OFFICE DIRECTORY (909) 982-9898 Ext. Accessing Documents for an Inspection ..................................................18 Lee Brown – Executive Director / Chief Operating Officer .............................. 213 Rebound Headaches Not a Disease ........................................................19 Lorraine Perluss – Executive Assistant ......................................................... 221 Dianna Webster – Director of Accounting and Human Resources ................. 219 LA COALICION Joe Rajkovacz – Governmental Affairs & Communications Director .............. 227 Sandra Medina – AADT Client Services Director (Español) ........................... 217 Lisa Heaps – AADT Senior Customer Service Specialist ................................ 224 Reporte de Presidente - Danny Rocha.....................................................20 Chris Mitchell – Insurance Services Managing Director ................................. 230 Asesor En Transporte En La Fronteriza - Nelly Meraz .............................20 Armando Guzman – Insurance Services Account Manager (Español) .......... 220 Corte Suprema de California: Se presume que todos son Empleados ....21 Rich Roth – Technology Director ..................................................................... 222 Vivian Mercader – Accounting Rep (Español) ................................................ 220 GENERAL NEWS Olivia Garcia – Collection Site Coordinator (Español) .................................... 225 Brenda Salazar – Business Services Specialist (Español) ............................. 231 Rudy Navarrete – Membership Services Director (Español) ...... (909) 329-5673 Fed EPA Tries to Rein in CARB Overreach ..............................................23 Enviros to ‘Fix’ Transportation ..................................................................23 ADVERTISERS INDEX (Alphabetical Order) The Pot Breathalyzer Is Here? .................................................................25 California Trucking Show .......................................................... 1 Colorado Truckers Lead the Charge in War Against Human Trafficking ..27 Clean Diesel Specialists ........................................................... 2 Trucks Serving High-Speed Rail Work Getting ‘Special’ Attention ...........27 CoreMark Insurance Services .................................................. 3 WSDOT Looking for Volunteers to Count ‘Active Transportation’ Users ..28 Superior Trailer Works ......................................................IFC,46 NLRB Proposes Rule to Change Joint-Employer Standard .....................29 Truckin’ for Kids ...................................................................... 32 Feds Eliminate Need for Diabetic Waiver .................................................29 WSTA GROUP SERVICES Mandatory Arbitration Clauses Under Attack ............................................31 American Alliance Authority & Compliance....................... 30, 43 American Alliance Drug Testing ........................................ 33, 43 Uber Gives Up on Self-driving Trucks ......................................................33 CleanFleets.net – Mobile Smoke Testing /ARB Consult ......... 17 DAT TruckersEdge Load Board .............................................. 25 MEMBERS CORNER Dedicated Funding ................................................................. 15 Goodyear/Dunlop Tires........................................................... 14 l New Affiliate Spotlight ............................................................... 35 Michelin Tires.......................................................................... 25 l Association Members Anniversary ............................................ 36 PrePass .................................................................................. 22 l Affiliate Directory ....................................................................... 40 Unified Carrier Registration System Service .......................... 34 l New Association Members........................................................ 42 WSTA Dental & Vision Plans .................................................. 12 WSTA Employee Health Plans ............................................... 26 l Obituaries.................................................................................. 42 WSTA Insurance Services .......................................................11 l State Officers Directory ............................................................. 42 WSTA Legal Fund ................................................................... 26 l ClassifiedAds ........................................................................... 43 WSTA PAC ............................................................................. 30 WSTA Transportation Advisor Hotline ..................................... 34 About the cover: Western Transportation News USPS 024-435, is published six time per year by Western On August 15th CalChamber under the “I’m Independent Coalition” held States Trucking Association (WSTA) Periodicals postage paid at the Upland, CA post office and additional entry post office. a rally at the capitol in Sacramento. A few hundred people showed POSTMASTER: Please send address changes to: up to show their support for a legislative fix to halt the effects from Western Transportation News (WTN), 334 N. Euclid Avenue, Upland, CA 91786-6031 the CA Supreme Court decision in Dynamex. Without a question, the Volume 77 No. 9/10 – Copyright 2018 by WSTA. All rights reserved. No part of this issue may overwhelming majority of participants came from the trucking industry. be reproduced by any means without the prior written permission of the publisher. If you are WSTA members played a key role in the turnout. Debbie Ferrari of MAG not a registered member of WSTA and would like a subscription, please send $48 (within the United States). Single issue price is $10. Trucking and Warren Gretsinger of Double D Transportation encouraged The views and opinions and information source contained herein are those of the author(s) many of the owner-operators that they contract with to participate, and and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of WTN Magazines. WSTA does not endorse or independently evaluate or verify the accuracy, reliability, or timeliness of any content, participate they did! Our cover photo
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