South Dakota Adjusts Dyed Diesel Enforcement to Help Farmers and Ranchers
South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden on October 6 directed the Department of Public Safety to temporarily adjust enforcement priorities for dyed diesel, prioritizing commercial vehicle inspections that pose a public safety threat rather than identifying dyed diesel use on highways while a federal order suspending penalties is in effect. The state said the move is intended to provide relief amid high diesel prices, with additional legislative options under consideration.
(Source: South Dakota Governor's Office, news.sd.gov)
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