Montana Suspends Dyed-Fuel Restrictions for Agricultural and Timber Vehicles
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What happened
Lieutenant Governor Kristen Juras signed Executive Order No. 11-2026 on October 9, 2026, which temporarily suspended the enforcement of specified Montana dyed-fuel restrictions. The suspension applies to qualifying commercial motor vehicles directly involved in agricultural or timber operations.
From missoulian.com
Why it matters
The order allows specific commercial motor vehicles, such as those transporting livestock, timber, or fertilizer, to use dyed diesel on Montana highways. This change affects the operational costs and fuel usage for businesses engaged in the agricultural and timber sectors within the state.
From missoulian.com
Who's involved
- Kristen JurasSigned the executive order suspending fuel restrictions in Montana
- MontanaThe jurisdiction where the fuel restriction suspension was enacted
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The entities involved
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Montana
city in Montana municipality, Montana oblast, Bulgaria
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Kristen Juras
American politician
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