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Lots of rumbling and grumbling – Daytona Times

Local leaders respond about Truck Meet after getting plenty of complaints COMPILED BY DAYTONA TIMES STAFF The Daytona Truck Meet drew thousands of truck enthusiasts to Volusia County from Sept. 4-6, adding heavy traffic and some headaches to an already busy Labor Day weekend. It had been pushed back to the holiday weekend because of […]

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