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Posted On: 08/11/2023 4:17:54 PM
NetworkNewsBreaks – Freight Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: FRGT) Monitoring Developments in Commercial Vehicles Industry as Part of Overall Focus to Revolutionize Cross-Border Shipping
Freight Technologies (NASDAQ: FRGT) (“Fr8Tech”), a tech company revolutionizing cross-border shipping by offering carriers increased growth opportunities and shippers with flexibility, visibility and simplicity, is closely monitoring speed limiter directives on commercial vehicles. “As a company heavily invested in the industry, such directives could impact its performance and service delivery,” a recent article reads. “The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (‘FMCSA’) proposed a rule that would mandate speed limiters for most commercial vehicles. While the exact speed has not been confirmed, safety groups have proposed a 60 mph limit for heavy-duty trucks. This is not the first time such a proposal has been brought forth. Back in the Obama administration, a similar suggestion was made, ultimately facing opposition from the American Trucking Association (‘ATA’)… The FMCSA has yet to communicate its decision on the matter, pending its review of over 15,000 comments. The ruling is projected to come in late summer or early fall, but FRGT is keeping a close eye on the matter and monitoring its development.”
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Freight Technologies (NASDAQ: FRGT) (“Fr8Tech”), a tech company revolutionizing cross-border shipping by offering carriers increased growth opportunities and shippers with flexibility, visibility and simplicity, is closely monitoring speed limiter directives on commercial vehicles. “As a company heavily invested in the industry, such directives could impact its performance and service delivery,” a recent article reads. “The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (‘FMCSA’) proposed a rule that would mandate speed limiters for most commercial vehicles. While the exact speed has not been confirmed, safety groups have proposed a 60 mph limit for heavy-duty trucks. This is not the first time such a proposal has been brought forth. Back in the Obama administration, a similar suggestion was made, ultimately facing opposition from the American Trucking Association (‘ATA’)… The FMCSA has yet to communicate its decision on the matter, pending its review of over 15,000 comments. The ruling is projected to come in late summer or early fall, but FRGT is keeping a close eye on the matter and monitoring its development.”
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