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Butch Shone at Trucker’s Forum

Jun 28, 2015 | Transport & Logistics

Fedhaul’s former technical advisor, Butch Shone, talks more about load limits and overloading control during the 2012 Trucker’s Forum. Plans are underway for another Trucker’s Forum in 2016.

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