Energy Conservation Competes with Regulatory Objectives for Truckers: Interstate Commerce Commission : Report to the CongressGeneral Accounting Office, 1977 - 50 lappuses |
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20 percent 20-percent rule Actions to Reduce agencies APPENDIX I APPENDIX areas cargo causes of empty Chairman circuity reduction commodities common carriers Congress Department of Transportation determine draft report drivers economic effect eliminating gateways empty mileage empty truck miles energy conservation measures energy consumption energy efficiency Energy Policy Eschwege Federal Energy Administration freight fuel efficiency gallons of fuel GAO note GAO report gateway eliminations highway ICC believed ICC regulations ICC's intercorporate transportation Interstate Commerce Act Interstate Commerce Commission Interstate Highway System issues and goals legislation limited major regulatory action mileage reduction motor carriers Number Percent Number operating authority petition piggyback service priority of energy private trucks proceeding proposed Reduce Energy regulated truckers regulatory policies relative priority return empty route shippers statistical survey Sub-No superhighways surface transportation tion traditional regulatory objectives transportation modes trip leasing trucking industry trucks travel empty U.S. General Accounting Washington
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