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The second round of funding passed by Congress last week for a pair of COVID-19 relief programs aimed at small businesses should in theory make it easier for truckers to take part in those programs.
But if that doesn’t happen, OOIDA Board Member Rodney Morine says small-business truckers could be in serious trouble. Morine appeared on CNBC on Tuesday, April 28, and told host Frank Holland that many truckers could face bankruptcy if they don’t get help soon.
Morine told CNBC he is filing for relief under the Paycheck Protection Program for the second time after being rejected on his first attempt.
“If small companies like myself can’t get the funding, then a lot will go out of business,” he said.
But if that doesn’t happen, OOIDA Board Member Rodney Morine says small-business truckers could be in serious trouble. Morine appeared on CNBC on Tuesday, April 28, and told host Frank Holland that many truckers could face bankruptcy if they don’t get help soon.
Morine told CNBC he is filing for relief under the Paycheck Protection Program for the second time after being rejected on his first attempt.
“If small companies like myself can’t get the funding, then a lot will go out of business,” he said.
OOIDA member tells CNBC truckers could be in trouble without relief loans
Speaking to CNBC, OOIDA Board Member Rodney Morine said if small business truckers like himself don’t get access to fed relief loans, many will go under.
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