NAFTA Cross-Border Activities John Gray, FMCSA Jan Balkin, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
NAFTA Cross-Border Activities John Gray, FMCSA Jan Balkin, TML/NADSF 1/7/2006 2006 Audit Workshop 1 NAFTA Overview 1982 Congressional moratorium on USDOT grants of authority to Mexican and Canadian carriers 1992 US/MX/CN
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1982 – Congressional moratorium on
1992 – US/MX/CN sign NAFTA 1995 – Operations throughout border
2000 – Operations throughout US
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US/Mexico Truck Traffic on US Highway Network, 2020 (Tons)
Federal Highway Administration Office of Freight Management and Operations
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companies
US authority but did not act on them
for safety considerations
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2001: USDOT begins planning for eventual
Collaboration with Canada, Mexico, States,
Formation of Working Group
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US Border States of Arizona, California, New Mexico,
Texas
IRP Inc. IFTA Inc. USDOT Secretariat of Communications & Transportation
(USDOT-equivalent)/Economía (Commerce Dept- equivalent)/Hacienda (Treasury Dept-equivalent)
Transport Canada
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Facilitate cross-border operations
Based on 3-step framework
Long-term – Mexico joins IRP and IFTA Interim – Mexican carriers base in border states Short-term – Trip permit operations
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Pursue vision of 3-step process Develop timelines Recognize constitutional and legislative
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Consistent with provisions of NAFTA, no
No single state bearing an unreasonable
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Interim solution: Summer 2006 (for
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Assignment of Mexican registrants (IRP),
Credentialing of Mexican carriers
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Audit requirements Fee/Tax Collections
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Here to listen to audit discussions Identify common concerns that may affect border
Take back to Working Group to identify additional
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carriers (use MX SCT, carrier “chambers” (trade associations)
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Working toward interim solution Continue US/Mexico/Canada cooperation Address other issues as they arise Be prepared to implement when border
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