Independent federal agency for ground transportation between states
synonymInterstate Commerce Commission(An independent agency of the U.S. government) generally refers to the U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
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An independent federal agency responsible for investigating and coordinating ground transportation between states in the United States.It was founded in 1887.The purpose of the Commission is to provide transportation services to the American public.It has established a set of information equipment and free hotline equipment for users.At present, the Commission has the right to arbitrate about 20000 transport enterprises in the United States, including railway companies, freight car companies, bus companies, water transport companies, coal slurry pipeline companies, freight agents and transport brokers.
Chinese name
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nature
Independent federal agency for ground transportation between states
Date of establishment
1887
Purpose
Provide transportation services for the American public
An independent federal agency responsible for investigating and coordinating ground transportation between states in the United States.It was founded in 1887.The purpose of the Commission is to provide transportation services to the American public.It has established a set of information equipment and free hotline equipment for users.At present, the Commission has the right to arbitrate about 20000 transport enterprises in the United States, including railway companies, freight car companies, bus companies, water transport companies, coal slurry pipeline companies, freight agents and transport brokers.
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The committee is headed by 11 members.They are designated by the President and confirmed by the Senate for a seven-year term. The President designates one of the members as the chairman and vice chairmanCommissioned byMembers are elected once a year.The Chairman is responsible for organizing and coordinating the overall work of the Committee, and contacting other government departments on behalf of the Committee on legislative issues.The committee is responsible for: ① overall management of the committee; ②Develop plans and policies; ③Timely handle and solve some major rules and regulations; ④Implement the resolutions and tasks of the Commission.In the absence of the Chairman, the Vice Chairman shall act as Chairman.
In the implementation and handling of daily business, the Commission has 13 offices: the Office of the Director of ManagementGeneral CounselOffice, Professional Advisory Office, Secretary Office, Hearing Staff Office, Litigation Office, Transport Analysis Office, Transport Company and Customer Relationship Coordination Office, News and External Liaison Office, Government Affairs Office, Small Enterprise Funding Office, Finance Bureau, Transport Bureau.
