The proposed changes in the hours of service rules, in my view, fail the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's own cost-benefit analysis, and could result in significant productivity loss to the tune of $2 billion annually.
Critiques proposed changes to hours of service rules for truck drivers.
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