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Mark Pryor: I come to the floor today to introduce legislation with Senator Alexander of Tennessee that I believe will have a…

On the recordSeptember 29, 2010
I come to the floor today to introduce legislation with Senator Alexander of Tennessee that I believe will have a dramatic impact on the safety of our Nation's highways and interstates, called the Commercial Driver Compliance Improvement Act. This bill will require the Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, FMCSA, to implement regulations requiring the use of electronic on-board recording devices, EOBRs, for motor carriers in order to improve compliance with Hours-of-Service, HOS, regulations. Requiring the use of these technologies in motor carriers will not only improve compliance with HOS regulations, but it will also reduce the number of fatigued commercial motor vehicle drivers on the road. This will have a profound impact on highway safety and reduce accidents and fatalities on our highways and interstates.
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Mark Pryor
Democratic · Arkansas
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Sep 29, 2010

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Speaker Pryor introduces the Commercial Driver Compliance Improvement Act to enhance highway safety.

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