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Tough final rule effective Nov. 20, 2000, provides shutdown procedures for carriers with unsatisfactory ratings. From MCS Search LAWDOG Site We are still tweaking our new site search, so be patient if you get too many hits FMCSA in the News The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) started January 1, 2000 within the Department of Transportation, with a directive to develop a long-term strategy to improve motor carrier safety. Progress in safety improvement must be assessed semi-annually and reported to Congress annually. Many functions and responsibilities involving motor carriers have been transferred to this new administration. State Laws By State State laws about credit and collection, nonsufficient fund checks, automobiles and repossession illustrated, with links to statutes, agencies and organizations.
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