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<blockquote data-quote="Whats in the Box" data-source="post: 3052398" data-attributes="member: 52322"><p>Per our SM, Memphis has many contingencies to the fuel shortages. </p><p></p><p>In the DFW area where we are experiencing shortages at gas stations right now, we were allowed to use commercial fueling stations even if they were selling over $3/gal to maintain operational readiness. If that was no longer an option, the brass would bring in tankers from Memphis to fuel our trucks. </p><p></p><p>This "shortage" was nothing more than a hyperbolic hysteria fueled by social media as the real shortage was the number of fuel tank drivers available in the state to deliver fuel. Most tank drivers were stuck/evacuated in Harvey affected areas. Also, those tank drivers available and onroad still had to uphere the 14hr DOT rules too--the true Catch-22!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Whats in the Box, post: 3052398, member: 52322"] Per our SM, Memphis has many contingencies to the fuel shortages. In the DFW area where we are experiencing shortages at gas stations right now, we were allowed to use commercial fueling stations even if they were selling over $3/gal to maintain operational readiness. If that was no longer an option, the brass would bring in tankers from Memphis to fuel our trucks. This "shortage" was nothing more than a hyperbolic hysteria fueled by social media as the real shortage was the number of fuel tank drivers available in the state to deliver fuel. Most tank drivers were stuck/evacuated in Harvey affected areas. Also, those tank drivers available and onroad still had to uphere the 14hr DOT rules too--the true Catch-22!! [/QUOTE]
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