477.6 Duties of commission; rates, practices, and rules; establishment and filing; minimum rate or practice or rule; availability of contract to commission; disclosure; determination of predatory filings; filing statement of charges with commission.
Sec. 6.
(1) The commission shall supervise and regulate all motor contract carriers of property; promulgate rules covering the filing with the commission of the charges, and the operations of motor contract carriers in competition with motor common carriers over the highways of this state; and promulgate rules for the purpose of promoting safety upon the highways and the conservation of their use, to the end that the provisions of this act may be fully and completely carried out. The commission, by general order or otherwise, shall promulgate rules in conformity with this act applicable to all motor contract carriers, and to do all things necessary to carry out and enforce the provisions of this act. The commission may also request the filing of annual reports, and other reports in specific cases, where that information is considered by the commission to be necessary for the administration or enforcement, or both, of this act.
(2) Each motor contract carrier, in a form as the commission prescribes and in accordance with the rules as the commission promulgates, shall establish and file with the commission actual rates and practices and rules of the contract carrier related to those rates. A motor contract carrier shall not be required with rate filings to submit evidence of the revenues and expenses to be realized in the performance of its authorized functions. A motor contract carrier shall make available to the commission its complete contract or contracts, but shall not be required to file such contract or contracts with the commission. A member of the commission, or a clerk, officer, or employee of the state shall not divulge or make known, in any manner whatsoever not provided by this section, to any person the rate filings of a contract carrier, unless a complaint has been brought by order of the commission against a contract carrier alleging that a rate of a contract carrier or practice or rule of the contract carrier related to the rate or value of service under that rate is predatory and in violation of this act. Rate filings of a contract carrier are exempt from disclosure under the freedom of information act, 1976 PA 442, MCL 15.231 to 15.246, unless a complaint has been brought by order of the commission against a contract carrier pursuant to this section. The commission shall review all rate filings to determine that such rate filings are not predatory. When the commission finds that a rate of a contract carrier or practice or rule of the contract carrier related to the rate or the value of service under that rate is predatory and in violation of this act, the commission shall prescribe the minimum rate or practice or rule. In making a predatory rate determination and when prescribing a minimum rate or practice or rule related to a rate for a motor contract carrier, the commission shall consider all of the following:
(a) All revenues and costs associated with 1 specific contract or appendix to that contract.
(b) The effect of a prescribed minimum rate or practice or rule on the movement of traffic by that carrier.
(c) Other matters as the commission considers necessary.
(3) A motor contract carrier shall not receive or accept property for transportation upon the highways until the statement of charges has been filed with the commission.
477.6 Duties of commission; rates, practices, and rules; establishment and filing; minimum rate or practice or rule; availability of contract to commission; disclosure; determination of predatory filings; filing statement of charges with commission.
Sec. 6.
(1) The commission shall supervise and regulate all motor contract carriers of property; promulgate rules covering the filing with the commission of the charges, and the operations of motor contract carriers in competition with motor common carriers over the highways of this state; and promulgate rules for the purpose of promoting safety upon the highways and the conservation of their use, to the end that the provisions of this act may be fully and completely carried out. The commission, by general order or otherwise, shall promulgate rules in conformity with this act applicable to all motor contract carriers, and to do all things necessary to carry out and enforce the provisions of this act. The commission may also request the filing of annual reports, and other reports in specific cases, where that information is considered by the commission to be necessary for the administration or enforcement, or both, of this act.
(2) Each motor contract carrier, in a form as the commission prescribes and in accordance with the rules as the commission promulgates, shall establish and file with the commission actual rates and practices and rules of the contract carrier related to those rates. A motor contract carrier shall not be required with rate filings to submit evidence of the revenues and expenses to be realized in the performance of its authorized functions. A motor contract carrier shall make available to the commission its complete contract or contracts, but shall not be required to file such contract or contracts with the commission. A member of the commission, or a clerk, officer, or employee of the state shall not divulge or make known, in any manner whatsoever not provided by this section, to any person the rate filings of a contract carrier, unless a complaint has been brought by order of the commission against a contract carrier alleging that a rate of a contract carrier or practice or rule of the contract carrier related to the rate or value of service under that rate is predatory and in violation of this act. Rate filings of a contract carrier are exempt from disclosure under the freedom of information act, 1976 PA 442, MCL 15.231 to 15.246, unless a complaint has been brought by order of the commission against a contract carrier pursuant to this section. The commission shall review all rate filings to determine that such rate filings are not predatory. When the commission finds that a rate of a contract carrier or practice or rule of the contract carrier related to the rate or the value of service under that rate is predatory and in violation of this act, the commission shall prescribe the minimum rate or practice or rule. In making a predatory rate determination and when prescribing a minimum rate or practice or rule related to a rate for a motor contract carrier, the commission shall consider all of the following:
(a) All revenues and costs associated with 1 specific contract or appendix to that contract.
(b) The effect of a prescribed minimum rate or practice or rule on the movement of traffic by that carrier.
(c) Other matters as the commission considers necessary.
(3) A motor contract carrier shall not receive or accept property for transportation upon the highways until the statement of charges has been filed with the commission.
477.6 Duties of commission; rates, practices, and rules; establishment and filing; minimum rate or practice or rule; availability of contract to commission; disclosure; determination of predatory filings; filing statement of charges with commission.
Sec. 6.
(1) The commission shall supervise and regulate all motor contract carriers of property; promulgate rules covering the filing with the commission of the charges, and the operations of motor contract carriers in competition with motor common carriers over the highways of this state; and promulgate rules for the purpose of promoting safety upon the highways and the conservation of their use, to the end that the provisions of this act may be fully and completely carried out. The commission, by general order or otherwise, shall promulgate rules in conformity with this act applicable to all motor contract carriers, and to do all things necessary to carry out and enforce the provisions of this act. The commission may also request the filing of annual reports, and other reports in specific cases, where that information is considered by the commission to be necessary for the administration or enforcement, or both, of this act.
(2) Each motor contract carrier, in a form as the commission prescribes and in accordance with the rules as the commission promulgates, shall establish and file with the commission actual rates and practices and rules of the contract carrier related to those rates. A motor contract carrier shall not be required with rate filings to submit evidence of the revenues and expenses to be realized in the performance of its authorized functions. A motor contract carrier shall make available to the commission its complete contract or contracts, but shall not be required to file such contract or contracts with the commission. A member of the commission, or a clerk, officer, or employee of the state shall not divulge or make known, in any manner whatsoever not provided by this section, to any person the rate filings of a contract carrier, unless a complaint has been brought by order of the commission against a contract carrier alleging that a rate of a contract carrier or practice or rule of the contract carrier related to the rate or value of service under that rate is predatory and in violation of this act. Rate filings of a contract carrier are exempt from disclosure under the freedom of information act, 1976 PA 442, MCL 15.231 to 15.246, unless a complaint has been brought by order of the commission against a contract carrier pursuant to this section. The commission shall review all rate filings to determine that such rate filings are not predatory. When the commission finds that a rate of a contract carrier or practice or rule of the contract carrier related to the rate or the value of service under that rate is predatory and in violation of this act, the commission shall prescribe the minimum rate or practice or rule. In making a predatory rate determination and when prescribing a minimum rate or practice or rule related to a rate for a motor contract carrier, the commission shall consider all of the following:
(a) All revenues and costs associated with 1 specific contract or appendix to that contract.
(b) The effect of a prescribed minimum rate or practice or rule on the movement of traffic by that carrier.
(c) Other matters as the commission considers necessary.
(3) A motor contract carrier shall not receive or accept property for transportation upon the highways until the statement of charges has been filed with the commission.
