Truck Crash Study Gets Docket Fix: Bureaucracy Corrected
Published Date: 9/8/2025
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The Department of Transportation fixed a small but important mistake in a previous notice about collecting new info on heavy-duty truck crashes. They updated the docket number and billing code to keep everything clear and official. This helps anyone involved stay on track with the study and paperwork, with no extra costs or delays.
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