DOT leader promises flexibility in hours-of-service rule

Chao tells MATS attendees that rulemaking was sent to White House for review.

May 2019

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Greg Grisolano

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said owner-operators and small-business tru
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