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The MOVE Act proposes more state flexibility in waiving truck weight limits for emergencies and supply chain issues, sparking safety debates.
A fresh legislative proposal, the MOVE Act, could significantly alter U.S. freight by granting states more leeway to waive federal truck weight limits.
This move aims to smooth out supply chain wrinkles but has sparked a hefty debate.
Safety at Stake?
Critics, like the Coalition Against Bigger Trucks, argue this could dangerously stretch the definition of "emergency," risking road safety with potentially perpetual heavy loads. Owner-operators express concerns over the adequacy of equipment and the increased stopping distances required for heavier loads.
Looking Forward
The MOVE Act's implications could be vast, affecting everything from emergency response efficiency to daily road safety. As the bill wades through the legislative process, its potential to reshape freight movements hangs in the balance.
Source: FreightWaves
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