Proposed HOS changes hold risks for shippers

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Proposed HOS changes hold risks for shippers

Jeff Tucker, CEO, Tucker Company Worldwide | Aug 19, 2019 10:40AM EDT
Proposed hours-of-service reforms -- though well-intentioned -- are a “catastrophe waiting to happen” for the US trucking sector, according to one interested observer.
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