“We'll put speed governors on all trucks at 65 miles an hour,” Isakson said. [That] controls the speed they'll go [and] keeps them under the speed limit, which is most times 70 [mph] but is far more safe for the people on the highways with them.”
The Department of Transportation has been working for three years on a new rule requiring the devices.
So far, the amendment has passed the U.S. Senate. If the bill passes the Senate and the House of Representatives, the rule would go into effect nationwide within six months.
http://www.actionnewsjax.com/news/crash-that-killed-five-georgia-students-sparks-push-to-lower-big-rig-speeds/301281263
The Department of Transportation has been working for three years on a new rule requiring the devices.
So far, the amendment has passed the U.S. Senate. If the bill passes the Senate and the House of Representatives, the rule would go into effect nationwide within six months.
http://www.actionnewsjax.com/news/crash-that-killed-five-georgia-students-sparks-push-to-lower-big-rig-speeds/301281263
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