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Mexican Truck Safety Issues Raised

Earlier this year, during a visit to truck inspection facilities in El Paso, Texas, U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters announced that U.S. trucks will for the first time be allowed to make d

By Steven Tuckey | Updated on March 15, 2007

Property-casualty insurance organizations and consumer group representatives have expressed concerns about a new program allowing Mexican trucks into the United States beyond the current 25-mile zone.

Earlier this year, during a visit to truck inspection facilities in El Paso, Texas, U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters announced that U.S. trucks will for the first time be allowed to make deliveries in Mexico under a year-long pilot program that expands cross-border trucking operations with Mexico.

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