Gain a clear, practical view of the Interstate Commerce Act and its key changes.
This reference work compiles articles from 1920 into book form, with an appendix that lays out both the former and present Acts side by side for quick comparison.
The book explains how the law was revised, what the changes mean in practice, and how they affect rail and water transportation, rate setting, and regulatory authority. It includes a thorough Foreword, a well-organized Appendix, and detailed cross‑references to important cases and standards. Ideal for readers who need a solid, accessible guide to the nuances of federal transportation regulation in the early 20th century.
- See how the Act was rewritten and what that implies for carriers and rates
- Understand the scope of the Commission’s powers, including tariffs, schedules, and joint rates
- Explore the parallel presentation of the old and new Acts in the Appendix
- Find referenced cases and legal concepts that shaped regulatory practice
Ideal for students, practitioners, and professionals in transportation, law, and policy who want a concise, grounded overview of the changes and their practical impact.