<p class="Text1MR">Congress is considering an amendment that would delay the ELD mandate for a year. But a misunderstanding involving a completely different amendment has some thinking that the ELD delay has failed. Mark Reddig clears up the confusion with OOIDA Director of Governmental Affairs Mike Matousek, and Collin Long and Jay Grimes of OOIDA’s Washington, D.C., office.</p>

Congress is considering an amendment that would delay the ELD mandate for a year. But a misunderstanding involving a completely different amendment has some thinking that the ELD delay has failed. Mark Reddig clears up the confusion with OOIDA Director of Governmental Affairs Mike Matousek, and Collin Long and Jay Grimes of OOIDA’s Washington, D.C., office.

<p>Congress is considering an amendment that would delay the ELD mandate for a year. But a misunderstanding involving a completely different amendment has some thinking that the ELD delay has failed. Mark Reddig clears up the confusion with OOIDA Director of Governmental Affairs Mike Matousek, and Collin Long and Jay Grimes of OOIDA’s Washington, D.C., office.</p>

D.C.: Confusing rumor about ELD delay

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