Sec. 177.841 1990 Laws
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Hazardous Act Complete Law
Sections
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Sec. 5706
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The way it is now millions of people have to be poisoned before anything happens.
My proposal is sufficient in stopping these companies from making victims out of the citizens of the United States. Catching these companies in the act and penalizing them before we have victims seems smarter. This is my proposed amendment to the Sanitary Transportation Law which
addresses a way to uphold the current Laws with no added expense to the taxpayers. All trailers have to be inspected once a year and have an inspection sticker affixed on them to prove they have been inspected. To uphold Section 5706 (Dedicated Vehicles) of the Sanitary Food Transportation law, an amendment could be written that states, "when a trailer is inspected and is going to haul food or food products and/or food packaging, that trailer should have a letter F on the inspection sticker that is affixed to that trailer." The rest of the system is already in place. We have D.O.T. inspection stations all over the United States. When a truck is pulled into these inspection stations it is weighed; then the inspectors checks the manifest for the load that it is hauling and inspect the vehicle. What would be so hard in having the inspector look at the inspection sticker to see if this vehicle should be hauling the freight that is in it? When an inspector looks at the driver’s manifest and then checks the inspection sticker, if there is an F on the inspection sticker and there are chemicals in the trailer or other toxic substances, the trailer would be impounded and the inspection sticker stripped from the trailer. The company should also be heavily fined. Should you or your loved ones become victims before the blatant disrespect for these laws come to a halt?