NACD Also Objects to PHMSA’s Cargo Tank Unloading Rule
Posted on 6/15/2011 by James Griffin
Following up from yesterday’s post, the National Association of Chemical Distributors (NACD), like the ATA, is also objecting to overreaching elements of PHMSA’s proposed regulations for cargo tank loading and unloading.
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