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April 24th, 2012 | 
Author: FMCSA changed its mind and said it was withdrawing the proposed regulatory guidance for obstructive sleep apnea and request for comment that it announced on Friday, April 20.
Posted in FMCSA, Truck Accident Lawyers, Trucking Regulations | 
Tags: Houston Truck Accident Lawyers | 
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Trucking safety groups and Public Citizen are now challenging the new HOS rule issued by FMCSA. This news comes after the trucking industry group American Trucking Associations (ATA) also filed a suit.
Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, Public Citizen, the Truck Safety Coalition, and two truck drivers are also challenging the HOS rule issued by FMCSA. They recently filed a lawsuit challenging the new rule for truck driver hours of service citing the rule needed improvements regarding tired truckers and should be subjected to judicial review.
Posted in FMCSA, Truck Accident Lawyers, Truck Safety, Trucking Litigation, Trucking Regulations |
Tags: American Trucking Associations, Trucking Laws |
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has published regulations that ban the use of cell phones while driving. The rule will be effective in about 30 days.
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Tags: Cell Phone Ban, Texas Truck Accident Lawyers |
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WASHINGTON D.C. – The American Association for Justice (AAJ), formerly the Association of Trial Lawyers of America (ATLA) has submitted comments to the recent proposed rule change for hours of service (HOS).
The proposed rule change was for hours of service (HOS) for drivers of commercial motor vehicles (CMVs). It was proposed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safey Administration (FMCSA) on December 29, 2010. ... Read More
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Tags: Pennsylvania Tractor Trailer Lawyers, Trucking Laws, Wisconsin Tractor Trailer Lawyer |
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WASHINGTON D.C. – On December 29, 2010 the Federal Motor Carrier Safey Administration (FMCSA) proposed a rule change for hours of service (HOS) for drivers of commercial motor vehicles (CMVs). The new rule is intended to “provide flexibility for drivers to take breaks when needed and would reduce safety and health risks associated with long hours.”
The new rule for hours of service for truck drivers will make seven changes to the existing rule: ... Read More