Are motorcoach operators and drivers required to comply with the new rule?
No. Motorcoach operators and drivers will continue to operate under the “old” hours-of-service rules that provide for an 8-hour off-duty period, no driving after 15 hours on-duty, and a 10-hour driving limit. FMCSA may reconsider its decision following completion of research assessing the unique characteristics of motorcoach operations.
No. Motorcoach operators and drivers will continue to operate under the “old” hours-of-service rules that provide for an 8-hour off-duty period, no driving after 15 hours on-duty, and a 10-hour driving period. FMCSA may reconsider its decision following completion of research assessing the unique characteristics of motorcoach operations.
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