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Big Rig Safety Equipment May Be Required By Federal Agency

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Truck drivers may soon be mandated to install alarm systems in their vehicles to make sure that they remain alert while operating their vehicle, according to this KSL-TV news report. Federal investigators have repeatedly found that truck driver fatigue is...

Full post as published by California Injury Blog on October 07, 2008 (boomark / email).

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