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LISTEN: Driving the Trucking Industry Forward with William Beecher

Today we have the chance to chat with William Beecher from Lockheed Martin. We discuss the technological advances driving the trucking industry forward, the balance between building roads for towns vs. building towns for roads, and the absolute need for a dependable watch.

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Today we have the chance to chat with William Beecher from Lockheed Martin. We discuss the technological advances driving the trucking industry forward, the balance between building roads for towns vs. building towns for roads, and the absolute need for a dependable watch.

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