Gov. Kehoe Signs Order Easing Fuel, Weight Rules for Missouri Farmers During Harvest

Kehoe declares state of emergency, signs order cutting diesel-related restrictions amid skyrocketing prices

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Gov. Mike Kehoe on Wednesday signed an executive order that aims to reduce restrictions on the types of diesel fuel that can be used in motor vehicles. The order also allows a “temporary increase in agricultural allowable weight limitations.” A press release from the governor’s office says the order declares a state of emergency in the state, “allowing farmers and haulers in commercial vehicles licensed for farm use to use d…

Gov. Kehoe signs order easing fuel, weight rules for Missouri farmers during harvest

The governor of Missouri recently signed an executive order to temporarily suspend red dye motor vehicle restrictions and adjust some commercial vehicle weight limitations.

Gov. Mike Kehoe signs order suspending fuel restrictions for farmers

Gov. Kehoe signed an order authorizing a temporary suspension of motor vehicle fuel restrictions and a temporary increase in agricultural weight limitations.

Missouri farmers are getting temporary relief from some fuel and trucking restrictions during harvest

Missouri farmers and agricultural haulers will temporarily be allowed to use tax-exempt dyed diesel on state highways.Executive Order 26-19 declares a state of emergency and suspends Missouri restrictions that normally prohibit dyed diesel, from being used in vehicles traveling on public highways.Th

Temporary relief expands red-dyed diesel, weight exemptions

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed an executive order Wednesday providing input-cost relief and added flexibility for farmers during the fall harvest season. The 30-day waiver declares […]