Superior Forwarding Co. v. Southwestern Transp. Co.

By combining certificates already held, and joining routes at the common point; of Hoxie, appellant is enabled to render direct service to Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Searcy, Hot Springs, and numerous other points.

The great weight of state court decisions is to the effect that a motor carrier may not tack or combine certificates having a common point, so as to render a through, service, unless there is proof that public convenience and necessity require the through service, and unless the regulatory commission finds that the public need does require the service. Appellee cites cases from…