Julie Sauls

Vice President of External Affairs, California Trucking Association

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Vice President of External Affairs, California Trucking Association

Julie Sauls on KCRW

Three people were killed in  Friday night’s crash  in the  Newhall Pass tunnel  and ten others were injured.  But with thirty-one vehicles involved altogether, the  California Highway…

Big-Rig Crash in the Newhall Pass

Three people were killed in Friday night’s crash in the Newhall Pass tunnel and ten others were injured.  But with thirty-one vehicles involved altogether, the California Highway…

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