When to drive. When to sleep.

Seventy years is a long time to ride the same old merry-go-round, especially one that throws you off. Over and over again. To be as blunt as a chrome grille, it's high time trucking jumped off the dead horse that is federal hours-of-service (HOS) regulations and engineer a new way to manage the inherent risk of fatigue when driving commercial vehicles in a 24-hour world. That truck drivers have been laboring under essentially the same HOS rules since the Great Depression should be enough to give anyone pause — be they truckers, state troopers or anyone in any ...

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