RAIL COMPETITION AND SERVICE:CHARLES D. NOTTINGHAM

From: Congressional Testimony | Date: September 25, 2007 | Copyright information


Congressional Testimony

09-25-2007

appreciate the opportunity to appear before this Committee today
to address rail competition and service. The Committee invited me
to testify on the financial condition of the railroad industry,
the relationship between railroads and shippers, rail
resolving disputes between railroads and shippers, and
recommendations for improving rail competition and service.
This is my first appearance before this Committee s...

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