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KYTC issues emergency declaration in advance of Hurricane Irma Declaration waives certain commercial motor carrier regulations for operators providing relief to affected areas By Keith Burkhout Kentucky Transportation Cabinet FRANKFORT, KY - (Fri 8 Sep 2017) - In anticipation of Hurricane Irma and its potential to cause damage to the southeastern United States, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Secretary Greg Thomas has waived certain regulations on commercial motor carriers involved in the relief effort. Secretary Thomas issued an emergency declaration that provides temporary regulatory relief for crews heading to the affected areas to deliver goods, restore utilities and remove debris. "Lifting these restrictions allows crews to assist with the relief effort as quickly as possible," Secretary Thomas said. The declaration exempts a driver's hours of service limitation, suspends registration requirements and waives permit fees for overweight/overdimensional vehicles. All other safety requirements will remain in effect for drivers. The declaration expires on Sept. 27. This story was posted on 2017-09-09 07:05:18
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