MARAD is soliciting public comments on a request to use the foreign-built small passenger vessel S/V AVANGA in U.S. coastwise trade carrying no more than twelve passengers for hire.
Federal Aviation Administration updates Standard Instrument Approach Procedures and Obstacle Departure Procedures at specified airports to reflect new navigational facilities, obstacles, or air traffic requirements.
NHTSA seeks public comment on reinstatement with modification of OMB approval for automobile parts content labeling requirements under 49 CFR 583, which increases annual burden hours for affected manufacturers.
NHTSA seeks public comment on reinstatement of its information collection for vehicle theft prevention standard exemption petitions under 49 CFR part 543, reducing estimated annual burden hours from 2,094 to 1,828.
FHWA seeks OMB reinstatement of a previously approved information collection under the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995.
FHWA seeks OMB approval for a new information collection as required by the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995; public comments are invited on this Federal Register notice.
MARAD seeks public comment on a request to operate the foreign-built small passenger vessel S/V GHOST CRAB in U.S. coastwise trade to assess potential impacts on domestic vessel builders and U.S.-flagged coastwise operators.
The Secretary of Transportation requests public comment on a foreign-built small passenger vessel's proposed use in U.S. coastwise trade to assess impacts on domestic vessel builders and coastwise operators.
MARAD seeks comments on a request to use foreign-built small passenger vessel M/V LIVE BAIT III in U.S. coastwise trade to determine potential adverse effects on domestic vessel builders and coastwise operators.
NHTSA denies Harbor Freight Tools' petition claiming noncompliance with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 108 for certain trailer light kits is inconsequential to motor vehicle safety.
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