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EP 662

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REVIEW OF LIABILITY OF MOTOR COMMON CARRIERS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS

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3 filings, 2 decisions and 0 environmental comments observed here; last checked 11 Oct 2026, 01:36 UTC; last new entry 26 Aug 2026, 15:28 UTC.

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  1. served (printed as 8/9/2006)
    Decision
    37255Entire Board
    1) PROPOSED TO MAKE THREE REVISIONS TO THE CURRENT RELEASED RATES ORDER (IN MC-999, RELEASED RATES OF MOTOR COMMON CARRIERS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS) TO IMPROVE THE PROTECTION OF CONSUMERS WHOSE BELONGINGS ARE LOST OR DAMAGED IN INTERSTATE HOUSEHOLD MOVES; AND (2) RECOMMENDED A REVISION TO A REGULATION OF THE FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY ADMINISTRATION TO CONFORM THE REGULATION TO A STATUTORY AMENDMENT.
  2. (printed as 7/19/2006)
    Comments
    217091Comment
    Steven M. Sakamoto-Wengel
  3. (printed as 6/22/2006)
    Comments
    216837Comment
    American Moving & Storage AssociationHousehold Goods Carriers' Bureau Committee
  4. (printed as 6/16/2006)
    Comments
    216785Comment
    Inland Marine Underwriters Association
  5. served (printed as 5/23/2006)
    Decision
    36981Entire Board
    SEEKS PUBLIC COMMENT ON THREE ISSUES THAT CONGRESS DIRECTED THE BOARD TO ADDRESS REGARDING THE LEVEL OF LIABILITY PROTECTION PROVIDED BY MOTOR CARRIERS THAT PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS (HHG): (1) WHETHER THE CURRENT REGULATIONS PROVIDE ADEQUATE PROTECTION; (2) THE BENEFITS OF PURCHASE BY A SHIPPER OF INSURANCE TO SUPPLEMENT THE CARRIER'S LIMITATIONS ON LIABILITY; AND (3) WHETHER THERE ARE ABUSES OF THE CURRENT REGULATIONS THAT LEAVE THE SHIPPER UNPROTECTED IN THE EVENT OF LOSS AND DAMAGE TO A SHIPMENT OF HGG.