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Jon Osburn and OOIDA’s tour truck, The Spirit of the American Trucker, are at the TA Truck Stop in Salt Lake City, Utah. That’s located at Exit 99 off Interstate 80. Stop in, say hi to Jon and join OOIDA for a $20 discount. To see Jon’s full schedule, click here.

Meanwhile, OOIDA Life Member Ron Mermis and his NASCAR simulator are on a break. We will let you know once he hits the road again. For more information about the simulator, click here

Air date: June 19, 2013.

This week's poll:

 

FMCSA wants to hear from you in person about Hours of Service.

FMCSA officials will take public comment about the proposed new Hours of Service rules during a listening session scheduled for 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 17 at the Crowne Plaza Washington National Airport, 1480 Crystal Drive, Arlington, VA.

  • For more information, click here;
  • To view a web cast where you can offer comments and ask questions, click here.

Questions and comments can be made the day of the listening session between noon and midnight Eastern time. Air date: Jan. 28, 2011.

3 Responses to FMCSA wants to hear from you in person about Hours of Service.

  1. James A. Ruch says:

    Being a driver my opinion is that changing hours of service would not benefit safety issues and “would” cause added stress which then “becomes” a safety issue. Example, loosing an hour of drive time adds stress getting to appointed destination on time.

  2. Stan Randall says:

    Changing the hours of service will put more pressure on the driver. Thier is so much now because you can’t stop to take a take a break to let the traffic die down or abreak to rest for an hour or to with losing your running hours that drivers are pushing thier selves to make the miles .. Think about it we get paid by the mile lose hours less miles less money. I believe in safety as mich as anyone, but this is going to for.

  3. steven foss says:

    why do they need to change the HOS. at all{other than letting us stop the clock for a bit if yu needed to.IE:up to 4hrs} right now we have never been safer out here, with less crashes,andstuff. they need to stop listening to these so called safty groups that have a agenda to punish trucking over one drivers actions and say thats all of us. please just leave the HOS alone. it already tough out here now.

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