Transportation Industry
FHWA Proposes New Requirement for Small Bus Safety - Federal Highway Administration - Brief Article
Public Roads, Nov, 1999
FHWA proposed new rules that would require businesses involved in interstate commerce operating small buses or vans to complete a motor carrier identification report. The rule would apply to vans or buses designed or used to transport nine to 15 passengers, including the driver. Through the report, FHWA could determine the number of companies currently in operation, the number of drivers employed, and the number of vehicles operated. It also would require these companies to mark their vehicles with identification numbers assigned by FHWA and to maintain records on crashes.
Related Results
The interim final rule and notice of proposed rulemaking are available in the U.S. DOT's docket (docket numbers FHWA-1997-2858 and FHWA-1999-5710). Notices and comments on the proposals can be found online at http://dms.dot.gov.
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