thinking about? one of the things the department of transportation is doing immediately to facilitate rescue and recovery? right, i mean, first of all we are partnering with fema, as you know, you are on the ground and there is still a lot of urgent rescue work happening, but we will also be starting the process of florida d.o.t. and state and local officials to do the assessment of those roadways. obviously to first focus on the critical arteries where we need to get supplies, medical care through, and, as i mentioned focusing on getting airports open and functional again so we can get rescue personnel, supplies, fuel, we are also working with the trucking community and the shipping community to make sure they have all of the legal authority they need to be on the ground as needed. what is your sense, obviously, during hurricanes there are requests to help private organizations or do what people want to do in terms of sending funds. they always tell you, do not send stuff because
theories and misinformation that you mentioned, that affected other ordinary citizens as well? i think that the primary ordinary citizens as well? i think that the primary reason - ordinary citizens as well? i think that the primary reason for - ordinary citizens as well? i think that the primary reason for this| that the primary reason for this protest, and especially the thousand people who come on the weekends and join the roughly 400 truckers, is pandemic fatigue. they are fatigued with the rules, the lockdowns and ostensibly the original impetus for the protest was a vaccine mandate for the trucking community. 90% of truckers here are vaccinated as they are compelled to be in order to cross borders. and they want bodily autonomy that s what they say. and their supporters are not necessarily steeped in these conspiracy theories, but there deeply, deeply fatigued by the pandemic and its restrictions. find fatigued by the pandemic and its restrictions. restrictions. and it appe
you think those conspiracy theories and misinformation that you mentioned, that affected other ordinary citizens as well? i think that the primary reason for this protest, and especially the thousands of people who come on the weekends and join the roughly 400 truckers, is pandemic fatigue. they are fatigued with the rules, the restrictions, the lockdowns. and ostensibly, the original impetus for the protest was a vaccine mandate for the trucking community. 90% of truckers here are vaccinated, because they are compelled to be in order to cross borders. and they want bodily autonomy that s what they say. and their supporters are not necessarily steeped in these conspiracy theories, but they re deeply, deeply fatigued by the pandemic and its restrictions. and it appears opinions are somewhat split on how the police have been handling the protests too tough sometimes, not tough enough in other opinions. so in ottawa, which is
truckers, is pandemic fatigue. they are fatigued with the rules, the restrictions, the lockdowns. and ostensibly, the original impetus for the protest was a vaccine mandate for the trucking community. 90% of truckers here are vaccinated, because they are compelled to be in order to cross borders. and they want bodily autonomy that s what they say. and their supporters are not necessarily steeped in these conspiracy theories, but they re deeply, deeply fatigued by the pandemic and its restrictions. before we go, a reminder of our breaking news. the united states says russia continues to reinforce its military presence around the borders of ukraine, with as many as 7,000 troops recently deployed. a white house official said russia could, at any moment, stage an incident serving as a pretext for invasion. satellite images show a new pontoon bridge has been built several kilometres from the ukrainian border
we created a nontraditional classroom. student don t come in and sit behind a desk all day. it s very hands on and very interactive more than that they actually build authentic relationships with people in the industry. so we have guest speakers. we go on field trips. i want them to feel the trucking community. that s what i was drawn to. i want them to have that same experience. ainsley: i know you say out of all your friends in the class no one likes to skip mr. dein s class. they love him and what they re learning in his class. what are your dreams? what do you want to do with what you learned in his class? i really want to take it and apply it. definitely i always said my short-term goal would be get on with the company and go from there. learn what the industry is about. make partnerships, mentorships and then the long-term goal is i want to go over the road. and to do that you have to be 21 with as much experience as you can to set yourself up for