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Interstate Commerce Act
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Interstate Commerce Act

In US history, an act of Congress 1887 responding to public concern regarding profiteering and malpractice by railroad companies. It required all charges to be reasonable and fair, and established the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate railroad management. The act proved difficult to enforce.



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Recent legislative changes and the ICC Termination Act of 1995, which abolished the Interstate Commerce Commission, eliminated the exemption from the FAR for guaranteed traffic.
The departments on Monday filed their final recommendations with the Surface Transportation Board, a Transportation Department division that succeeded the Interstate Commerce Commission and has authority to approve or reject the merger.
If they plan to travel in other states as well, they must be approved by the federal Interstate Commerce Commission, he said.
 
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