Rely on Motor Carrier Act to exempt drivers? Show you’re engaged in interstate commerce
Some workers are covered by the Motor Carrier Act exemption, which essentially says that workers involved in trucking that crosses state lines don’t have to be paid overtime. But recent court decisions have narrowed that MCA exemption, requiring employers to clearly prove they are engaged in interstate trucking.
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