HOS reform gives truckers time, shippers capacity

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HOS reform gives truckers time, shippers capacity

| May 14, 2020 5:06PM EDT
The new final US hours-of-service rule gives truckers more flexibility in how they use their daily hours, but shippers get a gift of capacity that could help extend their pricing power.
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