The UCR Act prohibits States from doing certain things and imposing certain fees on interstate carriers. What are these?
The UCR Act prohibits a State from requiring an interstate carrier, for-hire or private to register with it the carrier’s interstate operations, to file information concerning the carrier’s federally required insurance, to file the name of the carrier’s federally required agent for service of process.
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