From truckstop to Interstate Oasis

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is moving forward with a proposal to apply federal standards to existing truckstops and similar privately-owned facilities off the Interstate system to qualify them as an “Interstate Oasis.” The agency is seeking comments on its proposal, which was published in the Federal Register. The public-private measure is designed to reduce the need for states to maintain revenue-losing rest areas while addressing truck parking shortages. The agency is requesting comments to establish minimum standards for such facilities to qualify as an Interstate Oasis, particularly on whether a minimum criteria ...

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