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Sleep Rules Raise Trucking Costs

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration $($FMCSA$)$ now monitors the sleep hours and practices of long$-$haul truck drivers. As of July $1,2013,$ the FMCSA insists that drivers:

Drive no more than $11$ hours a day.

Work no more than $14$ hours a day

Work no more than $70$ hours a week

Take a $30-$minute break in their first $8$ hours of driving

Rest for $34$ consecutive hours after completing a $70-$hour week, including at least two nights between the hours of $1$ and $5a.m.$

According to FMCSA, the new sleep rules will reduce chronic fatigue and related crashes, saving $19$ lives per year. But the trucking industry says the new rules are too costly and even dangerous. They force drivers to sleep when they're not tired and to drive when they are tired. They also force trucks onto the road at commute times. The $$700$ billion industry says shipping costs will rise $2$ to $6$ percent, upward of $$2$ billion.

Source: Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and news reports of July $2013.$

How much will annual shipping costs increase for each saved life?

Instructions: Round your response to the nearest whole number.

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million