In which year did Mexico and the U.S. agree to a NAFTA trucking Demonstration Project?

Answer: B — 2007

The agreement for the NAFTA trucking Demonstration Project between Mexico and the U.S. was established in 2007. This project was aimed at addressing the cross-border trucking issues at the heart of NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) and was designed to allow Mexican trucks to operate in the United States beyond the border zones, which was a crucial part of facilitating trade between the two nations. The timing of the project was significant as it came after years of negotiations and legal back and forth regarding transportation and trade standards between the two countries. In 2007, the U.S. began to implement the program, which ultimately sought to improve efficiency for freight transportation and adhere to safety regulations while enhancing trade relations under NAFTA.