18 C.F.R. PART 341—OIL PIPELINE TARIFFS: OIL PIPELINE COMPANIES SUBJECT TO SECTION 6 OF THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACT
Title 18 - Conservation of Power and Water Resources
Authority: 42 U.S.C. 7101–7352; 49 U.S.C. 1–27.
Source: Order 561, 58 FR 58773, Nov. 4, 1993, unless otherwise noted.
(a) Definitions. (1) Carrier means an oil pipeline subject to the Commission's jurisdiction under the Interstate Commerce Act. (2) Concurrence means the agreement of a carrier to participate in the joint rates or regulations published by another carrier. (3) Local rate means a rate for service over the lines or routes of only one carrier. (4) Local tariffs means tariffs which contain only local rates. (5) Joint rate means a rate that applies for service over the lines or routes of two or more carriers made by an agreement between the carriers, effected by a concurrence or power of attorney. (6) Joint tariffs means tariffs which contain only joint rates. (7) Posting or post means making a copy of a carrier's tariff available during regular business hours for public inspection in a convenient form and place at the carrier's principal office and other offices of the carrier where business is conducted with affected shippers, or placing a copy on the Internet in a form accessible by the public. (8) Proportional rates means rates published to apply only to traffic having a prior transportation movement, a subsequent transportation movement, or both. (9) Rule means any regulation or condition of service stated in the tariff which affects any rate or service provided by the carrier. (10) Subscriber means a shipper or a person who regularly is furnished a copy of a particular tariff publication (including reissues and amendments) by the publishing carrier or agent. (11) Tariff publication means all parts of a filed tariff, including revised pages and supplements. (12) Through rates means the total rates from point of origin to destination. They may be local rates, joint rates, or a combination of separately established rates. (b) General application. (1) Each carrier must publish, post, and file with the Commission tariff publications which contain in clear, complete, and specific form all the rules and regulations governing the rates and charges for services performed in accordance with the tariff. Tariffs must be published in a format that ensures the tariffs are readable and that their terms and conditions are easy to understand and apply. (2) The Commission may reject, or may require modification, correction, or reissuance of, any tariff publication or other document not in compliance with the law. (3) All tariffs filed on or after December 6, 1993 must conform to the regulations of this part. Tariffs which are on file as of that date will not have to be reissued solely to conform to this part. (4) Each carrier must post and maintain a complete and current set of all proposed, current, and suspended tariff publications which it has issued or to which it is a party. The carrier must identify in its posted tariff files any tariff publication under suspension and investigation. Each carrier must afford inquirers reasonable opportunity to examine its posted tariff files. [58 FR 58773, Nov. 4, 1993, as amended by Order 606, 64 FR 44404, Aug. 16, 1999] Filings of tariff publications and related materials must be made with the Secretary of the Commission. Filings made by mail must be addressed to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, with the envelope clearly marked as containing “Oil Pipeline Tariffs.” (a) Number of copies. (1) Carriers must file three copies of each tariff publication and a letter of transmittal. (2) Carriers must provide a copy of the tariff publication and any tariff justification to each shipper and subscriber. Carriers must provide these copies by first-class mail or by other means of transmission agreed upon in writing, on or before the same day the tariff publication is transmitted to the Commission for filing. (b) Notice period. All tariff publications (except for suspension supplements, adoption notices, adoption supplements, and tariff indexes) must be filed with the Commission and posted not less than 30, nor more than 60, days prior to the proposed effective date, unless a different notice period is authorized by the Commission. The notice period shall begin the first full day after the tariff publication is filed with the Commission and shall end on the last day prior to the tariff publication effective date. (c) Transmittal letter—(1) Contents. Letters of transmittal must describe the filing and explain any changes to the carrier's rates, rules, terms or conditions of service; state if a waiver is being requested, and specify the statute, section, regulation, policy or order requested to be waived; and identify the tariffs or supplement numbers and the proposed effective date of the tariff publication. Carriers must provide to the Commission, in the letter of transmittal accompanying the filing of a tariff publication containing a joint carrier, the address, phone number, and a contact for each joint carrier listed in the tariff publication. (2) Certification. Letters of transmittal must certify that the filing has been sent to each subscriber of the tariff publication by first-class mail or other agreed-upon means. If there are no subscribers, letters of transmittal must so certify. (3) Acknowledgement. Carriers requesting acknowledgement of the receipt of a filing must submit a duplicate copy of the letter of transmittal marked “Receipt requested.” The request must include a postage paid, self-addressed return envelope. The Commission will return one copy of the letter of transmittal showing the date of receipt. [58 FR 58773, Nov. 4, 1993, as amended by Order 606, 64 FR 44404, Aug. 16, 1999] (a) Form, size, and type. (1) All tariff publications must be in book, pamphlet, or loose-leaf form, 8 (2) All tariff publications must have a margin of (b) Contents of tariff. All tariff publications must contain the following information in the following order: (1) Title page. The title page of each tariff must contain the following information: (i) The FERC tariff number designation, in the upper right hand corner, numbered consecutively, and the FERC tariff number designation of the tariff that is canceled, if any, under it; (ii) The corporate name of the carrier; (iii) The type of rates, e.g., local, joint, or proportional, and the commodity to which the tariff applies, e.g., crude, petroleum product, or jet fuel; (iv) Governing tariffs, e.g., separate “rules and regulations” tariffs, if any; (v) The specific Commission order pursuant to which the tariff is issued; (vi) The issue date, which must be shown on the lower left side, and the effective date, which must be shown on the lower right side; (vii) The expiration date, if applicable; (viii) The name of the issuing officer or duly appointed official issuing the tariff, the complete street and mailing address of the carrier, and the name and phone number of the individual responsible for compiling the tariff publication. (2) Table of contents. Tariffs of more than nine pages in length must contain a table of contents. A table of contents is optional for tariffs which are less than 10 pages in length. (3) A list of carriers participating in joint tariffs. (4) Index of Commodities. (5) Explanatory statements. These statements must explain the proper application of rates and rules. (6) Rules governing tariff publications. (i) All rules affecting the rates or the services provided for in the tariff publication must be included. A special rule affecting a particular item or rate must be referred to specifically in that item or in connection with that rate. (ii) Each rule must be given a separate item number, (e.g., Item No. 1), and the title of each rule must be shown in distinctive type. (iii) Except as provided in §341.10, tariffs may not include any rules that substitute for any rates named in the tariff or found in any other tariff. Rules may not provide that traffic of any nature will be “transported only by special agreement” or any other provision of similar meaning. (iv) Rules may be separately published in a general rules tariff when it is not desirable or practicable to include the governing rules in the rate tariff. Rate tariffs that do not contain rules must make specific reference, by FERC Tariff number, to the governing general rules tariff. (v) When joint rate tariffs refer to a separate governing rules tariff, such separate tariff must be concurred in by all joint carriers. (7) Statement of rates. Rates must be stated explicitly in cents, or in dollars and cents, per barrel or other specified unit. The names or designations of the places from and to which the rates apply must be arranged in a simple and systematic manner. Any related services performed by the carrier in connection with the rates must be clearly identified and explained. Duplicative or conflicting rates for the same service are prohibited. (8) Routing. Routing over which the rates apply must be stated so that the actual routes may be ascertained. This may be accomplished by stating that the rates apply via all routes of the carrier except as otherwise specifically stated in the tariff. (9) Explanation of abbreviations and reference marks. Reference marks, abbreviations, and note references must be explained at the end of each tariff publication. U.S. Postal Service state abbreviations and other commonly used abbreviations need not be explained. (10) Changes to be indicated in tariff or supplement. (i) All tariff publications must identify where changes have been made in existing rates or charges, rules, regulations or practices, or classifications. One of the following letter designations or uniform symbols must be used to designate the change: (ii) Reissued items must include in the square or brackets the number of the tariff supplement where the item was first issued or amended. If the letter designation is used, the number of the supplement must be shown together with the letter. The references must be explained at the end of the tariff. For example: “[R2] Reissued from Supplement No. 2, effective [specify date].” (iii) The symbols and letter designations contained in paragraph (b)(10)(i) of this section must not be used for any other purpose. (iv) When the same change is made in all or in substantially all rates in a tariff, a tariff supplement, or a tariff or tariff supplement page, that fact and the nature of the change must be indicated in distinctive type at the top of the title page of the issue, or at the top of each page, as appropriate. For example: “All rates in this issue are increased,” or “All rates on this page are reduced unless otherwise indicated.” (v) When a tariff publication that cancels a previous tariff publication does not include points of origin or destination, or rates, rules, or routes that were contained in the prior tariff publication, the new tariff publication must indicate the cancellation. If such omissions effect changes in charges or services, that fact must be indicated by the use of the symbols prescribed in paragraph (b)(10)(i) of this section. (11) Tariff publications must be consecutively numbered. (c) Loose-leaf tariffs. (1) Pages of loose-leaf tariffs must be consecutively numbered. Each page must show at the top of the page the name of the issuing carrier, the page number, and the FERC tariff number. Each page must show at the bottom of the page the issue date, the effective date, the name of the issuing officer or duly appointed official issuing the tariff, the complete street and mailing address of the carrier, and the name and phone number of the individual responsible for compiling the tariff publication. (2) Changes and additions to loose-leaf tariffs must be made by reprinting the page upon which the change or addition is made, and designating the changed page as a revised page. For example: “First revised page 1 cancels Original page 1,” or “Second revised page 2 cancels First revised page 2.” When a revised title page is issued, the following notation must be shown:
Original tariff effective [specify date]. (3) When changes and additions require additional pages, the additional pages must be given the same number with a letter suffix. For example: “Original page 4–A,” or “Original page 4–B.” When, for example, “Original page 4–A” is changed, it must be done by issuing “First revised page 4–A,” which must cancel “Original page 4–A.” (4) When a revised page is issued which omits rates or rules published on the page which it cancels, and such rates or rules are published on another page, the revised page must refer to the page on which the rates or rules will be found. Subsequently revised pages of the same number must omit the reference insofar as that particular matter is concerned. (5) Additional pages to a loose-leaf tariff must be numbered beginning with the next successive page number after the last page and must be designated as “Original page —.” (6) The loose-leaf tariff page that follows the title page is known as a “check sheet” and must be designated as “Original page 1.” When the original tariff is filed, the check sheet must show the number of pages contained in the tariff. For example: “Pages 1 to 150, inclusive, of this tariff are effective as of the date shown.” When pages are revised or added to the tariff, or when supplements are issued, the check sheet must be revised to list all currently effective revised pages and supplements. The list in numerical order of all added original and revised pages must follow the statement: “Original and revised pages and supplements as named below contain all changes from the original tariff that are in effect on the date hereof.” For example: (7) The only loose-leaf tariff supplements that may be issued are adoption supplements, suspension supplements, and cancellation supplements. (a) Supplements to tariffs. (1) Supplements are limited to one effective supplement per tariff, except for cancellation, postponement, adoption, correction, and suspension supplements. (2) Item numbers that are canceled or amended must be identified and brought forward with the item title in the current supplement. Reissued items from prior supplements must be brought forward in the current supplement and referenced with the symbols in §341.3(b)(10)(i). Cancellation of an item by supplement must be made by bringing forward the item number with an added capital letter suffix in alphabetical sequence. For example: “Item 445–A cancels Item 445.” If a canceled, withdrawn, or expired item is subsequently reissued, it must be republished under the same item number with the next letter suffix. (b) Cancellation supplements. Cancellation supplements must be filed when tariffs are canceled without reissue. (c) Postponement supplements. Supplements postponing the effective date of pending tariff filings must be filed prior to the proposed effective date of the filing. A postponement supplement may not postpone the effective date for more than 30 days. (d) Adoption supplements. A supplement adopting the tariff of another carrier must be filed to provide the notice required in §341.6. (e) Correction supplements. Correction supplements must be filed to correct typographical or clerical errors. Three correction supplements are permitted per tariff. (f) Suspension supplements. A suspension supplement must be filed for each suspended tariff or suspended part of a tariff within 30 days of the issuance of a suspension order. The suspension supplement must be served on all subscribers. The supplement must include the date it is issued, a reproduction of the ordering paragraphs of the suspension order, a statement that the tariff or portion of the tariff was suspended until the date stated in the suspension order, a reference to the docket number under which the suspension order was issued, and a statement that the previous tariff publication remains in effect. [58 FR 58773, Nov. 4, 1993, as amended by Order 561–A, 59 FR 40256, Aug. 8, 1994] Carriers must cancel prior tariffs when the tariffs are reissued. When a tariff is canceled in whole or in part by a supplement, the supplement must show where the rates will be found thereafter or what rates will thereafter apply. If the service in connection with the tariff is no longer in interstate commerce, the tariff publication must so state. (a) Change in name of carrier or ownership of property. The carrier must notify the Commission when there is: (1) A change in the legal name of the carrier; (2) A transfer of all of the carrier's properties; or (3) A change in ownership of only a portion of the carrier's property. (b) Notification. The carrier must provide notice of these occurrences by tariff publication, filed as soon as possible but no later than 30 days following such occurrence. The filing of adoption notices and adoption supplements requires no notice period. (c) Complete adoption. (1) When a carrier changes its legal name, or when ownership of all a carrier's properties is transferred, the adopting carrier must file and post an adoption notice, numbered in its own FERC Tariff series, reading as follows:
The [legal name of adopting carrier] hereby adopts and makes its own all tariff publications of [name of adopted carrier], effective [date]. (2) The adopting carrier must concurrently file a consecutively numbered supplement to each of the adopted carrier's tariffs covered by the adoption notice, reading as follows:
Effective [date shown on adoption notice] this tariff publication became the tariff of the [legal name of adopting carrier] as per its adoption notice FERC No. [number]. (3) The supplements issued under this section may contain no other matter, and must refer to §341.6. (4) The adopting carrier must transfer into its FERC Tariff series the rates applying locally on the adopted lines. The transfer must be made within 30 days of the filing of the adoption notices and supplements. The adopting carrier must give 30 days notice as provided for in §341.2(b). (d) Partial adoption. (1) When the ownership of a portion of a carrier's properties is transferred to another carrier the adopting carrier must file and post an adoption notice, numbered in its own FERC Tariff series, containing the statement as follows:
The [legal name of adopting carrier] hereby adopts and makes its own, the tariffs of [legal name of former owner] for transportation movements [describe by FERC tariff number, origin, and destination points], effective [date of adoption]. (2) When a point on the transferred portion of a carrier's properties will continue to remain a point on the former owner's line, a reference must be provided in connection with the name of that point, explaining the common junction point. (3) The former owner must immediately file a consecutively numbered supplement to each of its tariffs covered by the adoption notice, reading as follows:
Effective [date of adoption notice] this tariff became the tariff of [legal name of adopting carrier] for transportation movements [identify origin and destination points], as per its adoption notice FERC No. [number]. (4) The adoption supplements issued under this section may contain no other matter, and must refer to §341.6. (5) Rates applying locally on the transferred portion must be transferred into the FERC Tariff series of the adopting carrier within 30 days of the filing of the adoption notices and supplements. The adopting carrier must file and post its tariff publication as provided for in §341.2(b). Where rates are transferred from tariffs of the former owner to tariffs of the adopting carrier, the adopting carrier must establish the rates in its tariffs and the former owner must cancel the corresponding rates in its tariffs effective on the same date. The former owner must reference the FERC Tariff number of the adopting carrier for rates applying thereafter. [58 FR 58773, Nov. 4, 1993, as amended by Order 606, 64 FR 44404, Aug. 16, 1999] Concurrences must be maintained at carriers' offices and produced upon request. Cancellations or changes to concurrences affecting FERC tariffs must be shown in those tariffs. Carriers must publish in their tariffs rules governing such matters as prorationing of capacity, demurrage, odorization, carrier liability, quality bank, reconsignment, in-transit transfers, storage, loading and unloading, gathering, terminalling, batching, blending, commingling, and connection policy, and all other charges, services, allowances, absorptions and rules which in any way increase or decrease the amount to be paid on any shipment or which increase or decrease the value of service to the shipper. (a) In general. Each carrier must publish as a separate tariff publication under its FERC Tariff numbering system, a complete index of all effective tariffs to which it is a party, either as initial, intermediate, or delivering carrier. The index must be arranged in sections as indicated in paragraphs (b), (c), and (d) of this section and must show as to each tariff: (1) The FERC Tariff number; (2) The full name of the issuing carrier or agent; (3) The type of tariff or description of the traffic to which it applies, including origin and destination points; and (4) Whether the tariff contains rates for transportation by mode other than pipeline. (b) The first section. The first section of a tariff index must contain a list of all tariffs in which the carrier is an initial carrier. The list must be arranged alphabetically and organized within the following categories, in order: (1) Specific commodity tariffs; (2) General commodity tariffs; and (3) Miscellaneous tariffs, such as rules and services. (c) The second section. The second section of a tariff index must contain a list of all tariffs in which the carrier is a delivering carrier, arranged in the manner described in the first section of the tariff index. This section must also include those tariffs in which the carrier is an intermediate carrier. (d) The third section. The third section of a tariff index must contain a complete list of the FERC Tariff numbers of the carrier's own effective tariffs arranged in numerical order. (e) Supplements. The index must be kept current by supplements numbered consecutively. The supplements may be issued quarterly. At a minimum, the index must be reissued every four years. (f) Title page. The title page of each index and supplement must contain the issue date. (a) Applicability. (1) A carrier may provide in its tariff that existing rates between points named in the tariff will be applied to transportation movements from intermediate origin points not named in the tariff to named destination points, and from named origin points to intermediate destination points not named in the tariff. (2) A carrier must file a tariff publication applicable to the transportation movements within 30 days of the start of the service if the intermediate point is to be used on a continuous basis for more than 30 days. (b) Intermediate point commodity rate regulations—(1) Intermediate origin points. The rate for service provided to a published destination point from an origin point not specifically named in the tariff, but located intermediate to published origin and destination points, must be the same as the published rate from the next more distant origin point. Application of this provision is subject to the following: (i) If branch or diverging lines create two or more “next more distant” points, the carrier must apply the rate which results in the lowest charge. (ii) If the intermediate point is located between two published origin points, the carrier must apply the rate which results in the higher charge. (iii) If the intermediate point is between more than two published origin points due to branch or diverging lines, the carrier must eliminate all such points except that from which the lowest charge is applicable. (iv) If there is in any other tariff a commodity rate from the proposed intermediate origin point that is applicable to the same movement, the carrier should not apply this rule from such intermediate point. (2) Intermediate destination points. The rate for service provided from a published origin point to a destination point not specifically named in the tariff, but located intermediate to published origin and destination points, must be the same as the published rate to the next more distant destination point. Application of this provision is subject to the following: (i) If branch or diverging lines create two or more “next more distant” points, the carrier must apply the rate which results in the lowest charge. (ii) If the intermediate point is located between two published destination points, the carrier must apply the rate which results in the higher charge. (iii) If the intermediate point is between more than two published destination points due to branch or diverging lines, the carrier must eliminate all such points except that from which the lowest charge is applicable. (iv) If there is in any other tariff a commodity rate to the proposed intermediate destination point that is applicable to the same movement, the carrier should not apply the provisions of this rule to such intermediate point. (3) Intermediate origin and destination points. Both paragraphs (b)(1) and (b)(2) of this section may apply in connection with the same rate. In this instance, both regulations should be used to establish rates from intermediate points of origin to intermediate points of destination. (a) Basis for rejection. The Commission may reject tariff publications or any other material submitted for filing that fail to comply with the requirements set forth in this part or violate any statute, or any regulation, policy or order of the Commission. (b) Numbering and notating tariff publications. The FERC Tariff number assigned to a tariff publication that has been rejected may not be used again. The tariff publication filed in its place must bear the following notation:
Issued in lieu of [identify the rejected tariff publication], rejected by the Commission. Carriers may informally submit tariff publications or related material for suggestions of Staff prior to the filing of the tariff publications with the Commission. (a) Proposed tariff publications. A proposed tariff publication which is not yet effective may be withdrawn at any time by notice to the Commission, made by a letter addressed to the Secretary of the Commission with a certification that all subscribers have been notified by copy of such withdrawal. (b) Tariff publications that are subject to investigation. A tariff publication that has been permitted to become effective subject to investigation may be withdrawn at any time by notice to the Commission, made by a letter addressed to the Secretary. Such letter must include a copy of the previous tariff publication to be reinstated upon withdrawal of the tariff publication under investigation. The letter must also include a certification that all subscribers have been notified by copy of such notice of withdrawal. Such withdrawal shall be effective immediately upon the submission of the notice, unless a specific effective date is set forth in the notice, and must have the following effects: (1) Any proceeding with respect to such tariff publication shall be terminated; (2) The previous tariff rate shall be reinstated; and (3) Any amounts collected under the withdrawn tariff publication which are in excess of the previous tariff rate shall be refunded within 30 days of the withdrawal with interest as calculated by §340.1 of this chapter. (c) Numbering and notating tariff publications. The FERC Tariff number assigned to a tariff publication which has been withdrawn may not be used again. The tariff publication filed in its place must bear the following notation:
Issued in lieu of [identify the withdrawn tariff publication] which was withdrawn. (a) Procedure. Applications for waiver of the notice and tariff requirements of section 6(3) of the interstate Commerce Act must be filed by the carrier concurrently with the tariff publication being proposed. The letter of transmittal must identify the filing as requesting a waiver under section 6(3) of the Interstate Commerce Act. The application must state in detail any unusual circumstance or emergency situation that supports the requested waiver. If the application requests permission to make changes in joint tariffs, it must state that it is made on behalf of all carriers party to the proposed change. Tariff publications issued on short notice must contain the following statement on the Title Pages:
Issued on [insert number] days notice under authority of 18 CFR 341.14. This tariff publication is conditionally accepted subject to refund pending a 30 day review period. (b) Conditional acceptance subject to refund. To permit short-notice filings to become effective as requested, the tariff publications filed concurrently with special permission requests for short (less than 30 days) notice will be deemed conditionally accepted for filing, subject to refund, until the Commission has had a full 30-day review period in which to process the filing. Refunds will be collected with interest as calculated according to §340.1 of this chapter. The refund obligation will automatically terminate with no refunds due at the end of the full 30-day notice period absent an order to the contrary issued by the Commission. (c) Granting automatic permission. The special permission requested will be deemed automatically granted at the end of the full 30-day notice period absent an order denying such request. (a) Requests for relief from section 4. Carriers may file requests for relief from the provisions of section 4 of the Interstate Commerce Act in order to charge a greater amount for a shorter distance over the same line or route in the same direction, or to charge greater compensation as a through rate than the aggregate of the intermediate rates. Such request will be deemed granted unless the Commission denies the request within 30 days of the filing. (b) Information required to be filed. A request for section 4 relief must contain the following information: (1) The names of the carriers for which the relief is being requested. (2) The FERC tariff numbers which contain the rates or charges referred to in the application, and identification of all the particular and related rates in question delineating origin and destination points. (3) An accurate and complete statement giving the basis and reasoning why section 4 relief is necessary. (4) A statement that the lower rates for longer than for shorter hauls over the same line or route are reasonably compensatory. (5) A map showing the pipelines and origin and destination points in question and other pertinent information. (c) Filing tariff publications concurrent with application. Applications for section 4 relief must be filed concurrently with the tariff publication filing establishing those rates. The transmittal letter must identify the filing as requesting section 4 relief. (d) Tariff statement. Tariff publications filed containing such rates shall plainly state on the title page of the tariff publication that the rates contained therein contravene section 4 of the Interstate Commerce Act. (e) Rounding through rates. When a carrier aggregates intermediate rates to make up through rates, it may round the resulting through rate to the nearest 0.5 whole cent.
Title 18: Conservation of Power and Water Resources
PART 341—OIL PIPELINE TARIFFS: OIL PIPELINE COMPANIES SUBJECT TO SECTION 6 OF THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACT
Section Contents
§ 341.0 Definitions; application.
§ 341.1 Means of filing.
§ 341.2 Filing requirements.
§ 341.3 Form of tariff.
§ 341.4 Filing requirements for amendments to tariffs.
§ 341.5 Cancellation of tariffs.
§ 341.6 Adoption rule.
§ 341.7 Concurrences.
§ 341.8 Terminal and other services.
§ 341.9 Index of tariffs.
§ 341.10 Application of rates to intermediate points.
§ 341.11 Rejection of tariff publications and other filed materials.
§ 341.12 Informal submissions.
§ 341.13 Withdrawal of proposed tariff publications.
§ 341.14 Special permission.
§ 341.15 Long and short haul or aggregate of intermediate rates.
§ 341.0 Definitions; application.
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§ 341.1 Means of filing.
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§ 341.2 Filing requirements.
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§ 341.3 Form of tariff.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ Description Option 1 Option 2------------------------------------------------------------------------Increase........................... [uarr] [I]Decrease........................... [darr] [D]Change in wording only............. [utrif] [W]Cancel............................. [mshbox] [C]Reissued item...................... [squ] [R]Unchanged rate..................... [lbull] [U]New................................ [radic] [N]------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------ Number of revision except as Page indicated.------------------------------------------------------------------------3......................................... 5th.5A........................................ Original.10........................................ 8th.151....................................... Original.------------------------------------------------------------------------
§ 341.4 Filing requirements for amendments to tariffs.
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§ 341.5 Cancellation of tariffs.
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§ 341.6 Adoption rule.
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§ 341.7 Concurrences.
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§ 341.8 Terminal and other services.
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§ 341.9 Index of tariffs.
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§ 341.10 Application of rates to intermediate points.
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§ 341.11 Rejection of tariff publications and other filed materials.
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§ 341.12 Informal submissions.
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§ 341.13 Withdrawal of proposed tariff publications.
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§ 341.14 Special permission.
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§ 341.15 Long and short haul or aggregate of intermediate rates.
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