New regulations are in place to curb the number of fatalities, but firms say the rules are too strict.
Dean Bowman stretched to wash the windows of the purring semi he drives for a local trucking company.
The 58-year-old man with tousled salt-and-pepper hair had just driven from Fresno, Calif., to the truck station outside of Tulsa, and his mind was on getting home safely.
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Truck Driving: Job can be hazardous: Life among the big rigs 
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