Agency Information Collection Activities; Approval of a New Information Collection Request: Commercial Motor Vehicle Marking Requirements
§ 01 Summary
FMCSA announces that it will submit a Paperwork Reduction Act information collection request to OMB covering the existing commercial motor vehicle marking requirements. The notice documents estimated burdens for motor carriers, freight forwarders, and intermodal equipment providers already subject to CMV and intermodal equipment marking rules, rather than creating new marking duties.
§ 02 Why this matters
The notice seeks OMB approval for an information collection associated with already-existing CMV marking regulations; it does not amend the marking rules or impose a new operational requirement. Compliance impact is limited to PRA burden accounting and continuation of existing documentation obligations.
§ 03 Topics
§ 04 Affected entities
- agency: FMCSA
- agency: OMB
- industry: motor-carriers
- industry: freight-forwarders
- industry: intermodal-equipment-providers
- statute: Paperwork Reduction Act
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§ 06 Source document
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Type: Notice Agencies: Transportation Department; Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Citation: 91 FR 32507 Title: Agency Information Collection Activities; Approval of a New Information Collection Request: Commercial Motor Vehicle Marking Requirements Abstract: In accordance with the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, FMCSA announces its plan to submit the Information Collection Request (ICR) described below to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for review and approval. The ICR will enable FMCSA to continue documenting the burden associated with the commercial motor vehicle (CMV) marking regulations. These regulations require marking of self-propelled CMVs and intermodal equipment by motor carriers, freight forwarders, and intermodal equipment providers (IEPs) engaging in interstate transportation and motor carriers that transport hazardous materials in intrastate transportation subject to the Hazardous Materials Safety Permit (HMSP) rules. Two comments were received in response to the 60- day Federal Register publication.
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