The FMCSA recently indicated that additional changes to hours of service regulations may soon be enacted to meet the continuing challenges that livestock and ag haulers face. One of these is a recently introduced bill on the 150-air mile radius exemption. Under the Transporting Livestock Across America Safely Act (H.R. 6079, S. 2938) , HOS and ELD requirements would be inapplicable until after a driver travels more than 150 air-miles from the driver’s source. The bill would also exempt loading and unloading times from the HOS calculation of driving time; grant flexibility for drivers to rest at any point during their trip without counting it against HOS time; allow drivers to complete their trip – regardless of hours of service requirements – if they come within 150 air-miles of their delivery point; and require the driver to take a break for a period that is five hours less than the maximum on-duty time, after he completes his delivery and the truck is unloaded.