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- SKIP The provided excerpt contains only a headline claim without concrete details about the Department of Transportation's new rule, specific compensation changes, effective dates, thresholds, or policy mechanics.
- The source material does not supply sufficient factual information to write an attributed news brief that meets the requirement of using only facts stated in the supplied material.
- To produce a responsible summary, I would need specific details about what the rule changes, how it limits compensation, when it takes effect, and what delays or circumstances are affected.
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