[Nfbn-announce] Call to Legislative Action: LB889

[Amy Buresh]

Greetings Fellow Federationists:

 

This is a call for action for help with LB889. This legislation seeks to
change provisions relating to rates, fares, and certificates of convenience
and necessity for taxicabs. Our friend, Senator Bill Avery is the sponsor of
this bill.

 

If you are frustrated with public transportation in this state, then you'll
want to give this one your utmost attention.

 

A hearing on LB889 is scheduled Tuesday, January 31st at 1:30 PM in Room
1113.

 

I urge you to contact the senators on the Transportation and
Telecommunications Committee (listed at the bottom of this message after the
bill summary of intent) and urge them to support this legislation.

 

 

One Hundred Second Legislature - Second Session - 2012 

Introducer's Statement of Intent 

LB889 

The following constitutes the reasons for this bill and the purposes which
are sought to be 

accomplished thereby: 

LB 889 defines taxicab carrier for the purpose of delineating from it common
carriers of 

household goods under Section 75-119(6). 

LB889 exempts taxicab carrier applicants in cities of the metropolitan or
primary class from 

demonstrating a present or future public convenience or necessity during the
application 

process. 

LB889 directs the Public Service Commission to prescribe the maximum rate of
service, but 

no taxicab carrier shall be restricted from advertising, promoting, billing
or charging a lesser 

rate for services. 

Principal Introducer: ________________________________ 

Senator Bill Avery

 

This bill is being considered by the Transportation and Telecommunications
Committee.

 

Phone Deb Fischer, Committee chair at  (402) 471-2628

 

Sen. Deb Fischer, Chair (Valentine) (402) 471-2628
Sen. Kathy Campbell (Lincoln) (402) 471-2731
Sen. Annette Dubas (Fullerton) (402) 471-2630
Sen. Galen Hadley (Kearney) (402) 471-2726
Sen. Charlie Janssen (Fremont) (402) 471-2625
Sen. Scott Lautenbaugh (Omaha) (402) 471-2618
Sen. LeRoy Louden (Ellsworth) (402) 471-2725
Sen. Scott Price (Bellevue) (402) 471-2627

 

 

 

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