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Due to frequent changes in federal and state regulations, the Michigan Center for Truck Safety cannot ensure the accuracy of the material contained in the Guidebook beyond the date of publication. For current information, contact the Center at (800) 682-4682. This document is not intended for legal purposes. Truck Driver's Guidebook Introduction The Congress passed the Motor Carrier Safety Act in 1984. The Act directed the Secretary of Transportation to determine the safety fitness of all motor carriers, subject to federal regulations, operating in Michigan interstate commerce. In 1990, Michigan adopted these regulations for motor carriers operating in intrastate commerce. As a result of these actions, Michigan businesses which also operate trucks may be subject to all or some of these rules. Additional requirements are also contained in the Michigan Vehicle Code and, in some instances, the Federal Hazardous Materials Regulations.
Due to frequent changes in federal and state regulations, the Michigan Center for Truck Safety cannot ensure the accuracy of the material contained in the Guidebook beyond the date of publication.
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