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WEBINAR
FMCSA HOS Exceptions & Operational Flexibility
Tuesday, November 17th | 1-2 PM CST
In an ideal world, how much easier would fleet management be? Drivers' loads would align seamlessly with available driving hours, parking availability would consistently match HOS limitations, and drivers would arrive back home every Friday night like clockwork. However, the realities of modern trucking operations present constant challenges that require comprehensive knowledge of Hours of Service (HOS) regulations and exceptions. Join Joshua Anderson in this webinar as we examine strategies for carriers and drivers to navigate regulatory compliance effectively within the complexities of real-world operations.
November 17, 2026
1:00 PM
VIRTUAL
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Joshua Anderson
Safety Consultant, SMSC
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