Agreements are listed in order of the number assigned by the Commission at the time of filing. Particular U.S. or foreign coasts or ports are listed only when the agreement does not include the entire country. The designation intermodal authority indicates whether U.S. or foreign inland points are served. In some instances, Canada is shown as part of the U.S. scope. This reflects only the current wording of the agreement, and does not imply that the Commission exercises jurisdiction over that portion of the scope.
Authority lists the principal kinds of authority set forth in the agreement.
Service contract authority may apply to an agreement as a whole, or to individual member carriers. Pooling authority specifies whether the agreement includes revenue or cargo pooling among the member lines. Other less common types of authority listed include alternate port service , loyalty contracts and discussion of intermodal issues . Members are listed alphabetically, as of the most recent update. Filing Counsel indicates the person and, in most instances, the name and address of the law firm responsible for filing the agreement and any amendments to it.