The Interstate Commerce Act made prices to ship goods via railroads fair for all who had products to ship, so that small farmers no longer had to pay more than bigger companies.
Railroads had been giving favorable treatment and prices to major companies for shipping freight on rail lines. The Interstate Commerce Act of 1887 aimed to end such practices. The act contained provisions such as:
<span>... All railroads were required to set fair and reasonable shipping rates. ... Charging different rates for a similar service was declared illegal. ... Railroads could not charge more for short-haul services than a proportional rate of long-haul services on the same route. ... Railroads were forbidden from providing favorable treatment to any person or company or location. ... Railroads were required to display their rates and not charge higher than their posted rates.
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True. The pact was signed August 21, 1937. It went into effect immediatly. The pact was registered with the League of Nations Treaty Series September 8, 1937.
