FMCSA Appoints Acting Administrator Adrienne Camire
Camire Served as Chief Counsel for the Federal Highway Administration During First Trump Administration
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has named Adrienne Camire as its acting administrator.
Camire is a veteran of the first Trump administration, having previously served as chief counsel for the Federal Highway Administration. While there, she oversaw legal services related to FHWA’s management of federal aid highway programs. Camire has more than 20 years of legal, regulatory and compliance experience within the private and academic sectors.
Per a March 7 release from the U.S. Department of Transportation, in her new role Camire will lead FMCSA’s efforts to advance commercial motor vehicle safety and improve the efficiency of the nation’s freight and passenger transportation systems.
“I am pleased to welcome Adrienne Camire as acting administrator of FMCSA,” said Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, who described the appointee as “a dedicated leader who brings executive experience, vision and a strong commitment to safety. I have no doubt FMCSA will continue to make our roads safer and keep America moving under her leadership.”
Camire said, “Thank you to President Trump and Secretary Duffy for their confidence in me to serve in this role. I am honored to lead FMCSA in its mission to prevent commercial motor vehicle crashes, fatalities and injuries on our nation’s roads. I look forward to working closely with all stakeholders to advance our shared safety goals.”
Camire earned a B.A. in economics and political science from Brandeis University and a J.D. from Suffolk University Law School.
FMCSA Deputy Administrator Vinn White stepped into the acting administrator post toward the end of the Biden administration following the January 2024 departure of Robin Hutcheson.
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