RENO, Nev. — A U.S. judge has rejected a Utah bus business’s quote to block Nevada policy of paths that run mostly inbetween Reno and Las Vegas however briefly cross into California, siding with regulators who state their capability to guarantee the security of buses in Nevada is in the public’s finest interest.
Salt Lake Express submitted a suit in May versus the Nevada Transportation Authority and lookedfor a short-term limiting order forbiding state oversight of what the business firmlyinsists is interstate travel not topic to state guideline.
The suit stated Nevada “declared war” on its interstate travel services earlier this year, taking one of its mini-buses and leaving 20 guests stranded with no flight.
Nevada transport authorities argued Salt Lake Express was engaged in an prohibited plan to avert state policy by making fast journeys to a stop with no clients at a California campingsite simply west of Reno throughout travels to Las Vegas.
U.S. District Judge Robert C. Jones rejected the business’s demand for injunctive relief in a 12-page judgment Thursday that states the travel makesup intrastate motion topic to state guideline.
He concurred the Nevada Transportation Authority has genuine issues that the business’s failure to comply with state requirements concerning assessments and upkeep records threatens traveler security.
“Allowing the NTA to bring out its function as a regulator and requiring Plaintiff to send to policy like eve