Owner Operators Independent Drivers Association United States

Trade association representing the interests of owners and professional drivers on issues that effect small business truckers. National headquarters is located near Kansas City.

Web:

http://www.ooida.com/

Location:

West Sacramento - United States

Desc:

Owner Operator Independent Drivers Association, Trucker Rights, Trucking Industry, Trucker Insurance, Trucking Trends

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Trucks

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