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Transportation Law

 By James Cahoy
If you ship goods via railroad, truck or airplane, be sure you know transportation law and how it affects your business.
Transportation law encompasses a wide variety of areas, regulating all aspects of trucking, rail, and airline freight, as well as safety standards for drivers, passengers and crew. The primary source of transportation law is the United States federal government, with the US Department of Transportation being the main regulatory body. The US Code provides regulation of navigation and navigable waters, highways, railroads, customs ... Read more
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