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U.S. Transportation Department Proposes Relaxing Driver Hours-of-Service Rules

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In response to complaints from the trucking industry, on August 14 the federal Department of Transportation proposed new rules that would give drivers and motor carriers significantly more flexibility in scheduling driving and rest hours. Under the...
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