@trxckwrld_: FMCSA has issued a nationwide temporary HOS waiver for motor fuel transporters, providing additional flexibility through December 16 during a period of anticipated higher fuel demand. What Drivers Should Know * Eligible fuel-hauling drivers can operate for up to 16 hours within a 24-hour period under the waiver. * Drivers using a sleeper berth must take a consecutive break of at least six hours under the temporary rules. * The waiver is designed to help fuel haulers keep up with increased demand during the late-summer and fall period. * The waiver is temporary and applies specifically to eligible motor fuel transportation operations. More flexibility for fuel haulers, but the waiver doesn’t mean drivers can ignore fatigue. Discussion Do you think temporary HOS flexibility for fuel haulers helps keep fuel moving, or does it create additional safety concerns? #TRXCKWRLD #TruckingNews #FMCSA #HOS #Truckers
how convenient the fmcsa needs to be broken down and rebuilt they are idiots behind the desk that have no idea about trucking
2026-09-19 21:58:07
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Dario El Sabio :
And what about the safety of other road users? This shows that laws are made solely for the benefit of the wealthy and governments. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
2026-09-19 18:21:15
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🇲🇽La❤️Vane🇲🇽 :
Wow!!! If your allowing a tanker full or fuel risk driving that many hours and not a dry van with general freight! Then it’s not about safety! It’s all bullshit!
2026-09-19 18:22:24
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Gen❌ :
So the FMCSA says they will allow 3 months of fuel tankers with out checking MOS? I’m good with that as long as they are drinking the best coffee on the interstate! Much love and be safe out there.
2026-09-20 01:18:48
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Jake | 🏕️ Nomad Life 🐶 :
at this point, the government is just trying to kill it's citizens