FMCSAFinal Rule
Transportation of Fuel for Agricultural Aircraft Operations
AgricultureTransportationEnvironment
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Summary
This federal rule sets safety standards for trucks that transport fuel used by agricultural aircraft operations, such as crop-dusting planes. The regulation aims to reduce accidents and spills during fuel transport by establishing requirements for drivers, vehicles, and handling procedures.
Key Points
- 1Applies to companies and drivers who haul fuel specifically for agricultural aircraft use, including crop-dusting and aerial spray operations
- 2Requires trucks carrying this fuel to meet specific safety equipment and vehicle standards to prevent accidents and fuel leaks
- 3Establishes driver training and certification requirements to ensure operators know how to safely handle and transport agricultural aviation fuel
- 4The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is the agency enforcing this rule
- 5Public comment period ends February 10, 2026, giving stakeholders time to provide feedback before the rule is finalized
Key Dates
Published
January 9, 2026
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