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Higher fines, fewer benefits: Changes coming for Oregon truckers
Higher fines, fewer benefits: Changes coming for Oregon truckers
Higher fines, fewer benefits: Changes coming for Oregon truckers

Published on: 12/15/2025

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Oregon is making some changes affecting truck drivers in 2026. Some will pay more. Others will lose benefits. Here’s what’s coming.

News Source : https://landline.media/higher-fines-fewer-benefits-changes-coming-for-oregon-truckers/

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