Marcos Rogério: We all support mandatory rest. That represents, means safety for everyone – for the truck driver and for road users – but the reality of Brazilian highways is totally different from that abstract world that the Executive Branch and, sometimes – many times – even the Legislature construct.
Marcos Rogério: The reality of Brazilian highways is that there is no adequate infrastructure for stopping and resting.
And yet, today, the driver is cited, is fined.
Marcos Rogério: This simply inverts the logic: we demand from the worker what the public sector failed to deliver.
Marcos Rogério: And we addressed this issue in the debate in the Infrastructure Commission.