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Lawmaker claims retaliation against FMC staffers

Regulatory/Transport

Monday, May 21, 2012

A congressman from Southern California who chairs the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform has requested documents and information from the Federal Maritime Commission saying the committee has learned agency staffers “may have faced retaliation for testifying in opposition to the employee-driver mandate” that the Port of Los Angeles unsuccessfully tried to impose on drayage companies as part of its Clean Truck Program. In a May 9 letter to FMC Chairman Richa...

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