Mystery Company Wants Special Permission for Dangerous Cargo
Published Date: 1/16/2025
Notice
Summary
The Department of Transportation just announced new special permit requests for safely moving hazardous materials like anhydrous ammonia. Companies and transporters using trucks, trains, or ships should check these changes and send comments by February 18, 2025. These permits could speed up shipments while keeping everyone safe, with no extra costs announced yet.
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