FMCSA Agrees to Modify Website
In response to a letter from the three Petitioners in NASTC et al. v. FMCSA, the Agency has agreed to increase the size of the disclaimer language on each carrier’s SMS page and voluntarily agreed to otherwise include reference to the disclaimer language at other points on the website. Attached is a copy of the Agency’s response to Petitioners and Petitioners’ letter affirming their acceptance of these changes.
ASECTT is a group of shippers, carriers, brokers, and other interested parties that has been formed to alert the shipping community of the impact of CSA on capacity, competition and liability. Please join ASECTT in our mission. Stay tuned for the latest news in "Media Coverage" below.
Friday, June 24, 2011
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“CSA – FMCSA Agrees to Critical Changes to CSA Data Reporting”
by Ken Lund
Allen Lund Company Newsletter
Friday, June 3, 2011
Don’t Use CSA Scores To Screen Carriers, Shippers Warned At Supply Chain Forum
Kevin Jones
FRISCO, Texas — Ignorance of a carrier’s CSA scores is indeed a legal excuse for shippers, a top transportation attorney told a gathering of supply chain professionals here May 11.
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