Law360, New York (May 12, 2011, 6:23 PM ET) -- Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood reportedly announced Thursday that the U.S. government was close to a final agreement that would reopen the U.S. border to Mexican commercial trucks.
The deal would end a dispute between the two countries that has resulted in Mexico imposing tariffs on American goods as long as the U.S. keeps its roads off-limits to Mexican trucks. According to a report by Dow Jones, LaHood said the final agreement would be out “very soon” and would include provisions to ensure Mexican trucks were safe...
US Nears Deal With Mexico On Cross-Border Trucking
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