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EnviroTech :: Regulatory

April 28, 2008

Rail Shippers Stress Need to Retain Common Carrier Obligation

Esther D’Amico and Rebecca Coons

Rail shippers stressed a critical need to retain railroads’ legal obligation to carry chlorine and other hazardous materials, at a Surface Transportation Board (STB; Washington) hearing last week. They were among a large number of rail stakeholders...

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