2025-21431Notice

Feds Poll Truckers on New Parking Spots' Safety Gains

Published Date: 11/28/2025

Notice

Summary

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration wants to learn how adding new truck parking spots helps truck drivers. They’re asking about 1,000 drivers to share their parking struggles and figure out the money benefits of more spaces. If you have thoughts, speak up by January 27, 2026—this could lead to better parking and smoother trips for truckers everywhere!

Analyzed Economic Effects

2 provisions identified: 1 benefits, 1 costs, 0 mixed.

Benefits from New Truck Parking

The notice says creating new truck parking spaces can lower carriers' costs, increase drivers' well-being, and reduce the number of crashes. FMCSA will use survey results (about 1,000 driver responses) combined with other research to estimate those monetary and safety benefits.

Truck Drivers Asked to Take Survey

If you are a commercial truck driver, FMCSA plans to ask about 1,000 drivers to complete a 25-minute online survey. The agency estimates a total burden of 416 hours, an estimated cost of $15.19 per respondent (about $15.19 x 1,000 respondents = $15,185.66), and requests public comment by January 27, 2026.

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Key Dates

Published Date
Comments Due
11/28/2025
1/27/2026

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Transportation Department
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
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