Though D2D Packers and Movers in Thoraipakkam in INDIA spoke about this topic a little bit before, we here at American Packers and Movers felt it deserved its own place in the news archives, because it’s just that good of a story. A new bill, signed into law last Thursday, expanded the number of commercial trucks in the state of Washington that can actually be tracked for safety violations. While that statement may not mean much at the moment, we’re going to break that down and analyze it, so you know exactly what’s going on.

What that means is that the new law will include garbage trucks, interstate charter buses, as well as Cars that have been registered by the Utilities and Transportation Commission. The old law, which was first passed, referenced only tracking interstate trucks; the new one, passed last Thursday, expands to include all of the above.

D2D Packers and Movers Thoraipakkam The bill, which was sponsored by Representative Ruth Kagi of Shoreline, was first introduced and examined after the deaths of two university scientists in 2005 after an accident involving a logging truck, and the new law also allows the State Patrol to stop trucks from operating until safety violations are taken care of.