HOLDING YARDS See LOADING AND
UNLOADING

INCREASED RATES
General increases, regional differences

outweigh uniformity 724

HOUSEBOATS See TRANSPORTATION
v. NONTRANSPORTATION SERVICES

INTERCHANGE
Adequacy of existing service 9, 84, 237,

269, 854, 886
Interline, prior agreement for, grant

cannot be based on 878
Prohibition of ordered, repeated

violations 116
Scheduled deliveries, cannot be relied on

for 295
Single-line service, substitution for

applicant's present interlining will
improve quality not amount of
service 439

INTERLINE See INTERCHANGE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Acts of God, liability limitation 414
Articles of extraordinary value, liability

limitation 415
Broker authority for, denied 34
Carrier must either accept full respon-

sibility for all items transported or
specifically request deletion from its
certificate of items it desire not to.

transport 415
Clear receipt, liability limitation 418
Defined 411
Depreciation, settlement of loss and

damage 416
General commodity carriers of, lower

liability 37
Limitation of liability, carriers, rules

adopted 419
Perishable articles, including plants,

liability 417
Pickup and hold service 317, 322
Publications to be given shipper 35
Regulations

Benefiting small c.o.d. shipper 34
Carrier performance statistics reported
to public, interpretation of 626
Vehicle-load manifest,

of
eliminated, amended to provide for use

of driver's weight certificate 322, 326
Service industry, is a 321
Servicing of appliances by third party,

liability 416
Storage-in-transit, rules adopted 417
Strikes, not liability limitation 415
Weight, tare, gross, and net, how deter-

mined 316, 326

INTERMODAL TRANSPORTATION
Bananas, United States port to Canada,

use

IMPORT TRAFFIC
Norfolk port and Newport News plant-

INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACT-Con.

8203(c): 541
8205(a): 157
$205(e): 596
$206(a)(7): 277, 843
$208(a): 661
$209(b): 488
$211: 451
$211(a): 299
$211(c): 301
$212(a): 110, 112, 115
$216(b): 476
8216(e): 58
8219: 398, 414, 504
$222: 117
8409: 475
$410: 508

Dead heading, against inefficient 391
Promote dynamic transportation
industry 440, 815
Provide carriers with healthy motor
carrier system

182
Power

Ethnic groups, Commission does not
have regulatory power to favor 230
Rulemaking, to make a general finding
of PC&N 585
Take official notice of reports and re-
cords in other proceedings 128, 353,

464
Violations, latitude in choosing

remedy 115

INTERVENTION
American Trucking Association, recycl-

ables transportation rules 598
Department of Transportation, house-

hold goods broker application 33
National Council of Farm Coopera-

tives 258

or

trans-

INTRASTATE COMMERCE
Motorbus operating wholly in, regardless

of passengers' intention to continue

interstate 450
Shipper's fixed intent determines charac-

ter of 48

no

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS-

SION
Entire Commission proceeding 54, 130,

315, 395, 583, 624, 680
Joint boards, discretion to hold hearings

by 157
Jurisdiction
Interstate

foreign
portation 48
Lacks
Compel shippers to enter times onto
detention record 729
Grant authority under which applicant
has intention of providing
service 476
Materials having no economic
value 604
Restrict carriers from disclaiming
liability under common law excep-
tions 414
Norfolk port and Newport News plant-
site, over ex-water movement
between 95
Retained, to assure service required is
provided 658
Self-imposed service restrictions,
regulations to remedy 60
Transportation services, what con-

J

See LOSS

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
AND DAMAGE

JOINT BOARDS
Commission's discretion to hold hearings

by 157
Prevailing party, may request draft initial

decision by 353
Waived participation, reopened hear-

ing 840

LOADING AND UNLOADING
Detention rules and charges

adopted 699, 724
Heavy haulers perform 543
Person, more than one for, without tariff

publication, discriminatory 711
Platforms, under line-haul rates shipper

cannot have trailers placed at, after

spotting at holding yard 710, 737
Vehicle preparation part of 730

JOINT-LINE SERVICE
Existing service

Found adequate 84, 855

Found inadequate 9, 237, 269, 886
Nonprotestants, ability to provide not

considered 295
Single-line service substituted for appli-

cant's prior, public advantages
outweigh harm

existing
carriers 439

LOS ANGELES See AUTHORITIES, IN-
TERPRETATION; COMMERCIAL
ZONES

to

L

LOSS AND DAMAGE
Claims

Carriers must establish reasonable
practices for 504
Discouragement

of,

found
unlawful 503
Protestant's failure to settle, appli-

cation granted 886
Liability

Acts of God limitation, household
goods carriers 414
Common carriers, history, general
principles 411
Limitation of, household goods car-
riers, rules adopted 419
Strikes not acts of a “public enemy"

limiting 415
“Shipper Load and Count" on bill of

lading, burden of showing loss or theft
on shipper 736

M

PICKUP AND DELIVERY
Local, performed in connection with

unregulated carriers are not exempt
even though such transportation takes
place wholly within single

Precedent overruled, land bridge exemp-

tion 52
Prevailing party, draft initial decision by

353
Protestants need not quote all authorities

verbatim in protest 869
Typographical specifications (Rule 15),

for Commission's benefits
parties' 482

a

not

See

PREARRANGED SCHEDULING
PICKUP AND DELIVERY

PRIMARY BUSINESS TEST

Discussed 541

as

Own

PRIVATE CARRIERS
Applicant's proposal will allow shipper

to provide service at short notice, as

provided by competitors' 446
Application granted to replace waste-

ful 801
For-hire authority
Denied where applicant could utilize it

incident to movement of
goods 864
Granted where supporting shipper has
no other carriers available and appli-
cant's transportation of own product is