Sentence examples for trucking rules from inspiring English sources

Their drivers must abide by American trucking rules while in the country and demonstrate a basic grasp of English.

Trucking rules on the West Coast mandated trucks with different configurations from those operated elsewhere, and with its modified 310-inch wheelbase, El Turbo reflected this.

In 2005, Mr. Ryan signed a letter urging his colleagues to approve a provision sought by JHT Trucking, a company in his district, easing federal trucking rules, and also urged Bush administration officials to adopt the change, which was adopted.

Re "As Trucking Rules Are Eased, a Debate on Safety Intensifies" ("Loosening the Rules" series, front page, Dec. 3): The fact that the truck fatality rate has declined significantly over time is relegated to a single sentence in the 10th paragraph of a 3,300-word 3,300-word

San Antonio officials hope the new truck rules will help them create a trade corridor with Monterrey, the industrial center of Mexico, essentially bypassing Laredo.

Rules to clean up coal plants and coal waste, fuel-efficiency rules for cars and trucks, rules to prevent methane leaks from oil and gas — all are on their way out, at Pruitt's doing.

As a result of the first heavy duty truck rules that began in 2014 the owner of a new big rig will save over $70,000 in fuel by 2018 while the US economy saves $50 billion.

L.A.'s food truck rules ensure that mobile vendors operate in a way that preserves public safety and don't include wording that would restrict these businesses' freedoms - but only because state law prohibits the city from going any further.

ADIRONDACK FOREST PRESERVE — Late in the year, when the campers are gone but the hunters have not yet arrived, timber trucks rule Boreas Road in the heart of the Adirondacks, barging through the morning mists with 70,000 pounds of fresh-cut fir and spruce strapped to their backs.

In a reversal, the EPA withdrew the glider truck rule late Thursday night. .

Last week, Republicans tied the Zika issue to a Senate bill that included a rollback of trucking safety rules.