As of Oct. 1, 2000Chapter III, Subchapter B — Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations
Part 386 Rules of Practice for FMCSA Proceedings
53 sections · What changed since this date
Subpart A—Scope of Rules; Definitions
Subpart B—Commencement of Proceedings, Pleadings
- § 386.11Commencement of proceedings.7 versions
- § 386.12Complaint.7 versions
- § 386.13Petitions to review and request for hearing: Driver qualification proceedings.4 versions
- § 386.14Replies and request for hearing: Civil forfeiture proceedings.7 versions
- § 386.15[Reserved]
- § 386.16Action on petitions or replies.5 versions
- § 386.17Intervention.
Subpart C—Compliance and Consent Orders
Subpart D—General Rules and Hearings
- § 386.31Service.4 versions
- § 386.32Computation of time.2 versions
- § 386.33Extension of time.3 versions
- § 386.34Official notice.5 versions
- § 386.35Motions.4 versions
- § 386.36Motions to dismiss and motions for a more definite statement.4 versions
- § 386.37Discovery methods.6 versions
- § 386.38Scope of discovery.3 versions
- § 386.39Protective orders.3 versions
- § 386.40Supplementation of responses.3 versions
- § 386.41Stipulations regarding discovery.3 versions
- § 386.42Written interrogatories to parties.5 versions
- § 386.43Production of documents and other evidence; entry upon land for inspection and other purposes; and physical and mental examination.3 versions
- § 386.44Request for admissions.3 versions
- § 386.45Motion to compel discovery.3 versions
- § 386.46Depositions.7 versions
- § 386.47Use of deposition at hearings.3 versions
- § 386.48Medical records and physicians' reports.4 versions
- § 386.49Form of written evidence.3 versions
- § 386.50Appearances and rights of witnesses.3 versions
- § 386.51Amendment and withdrawal of pleadings.6 versions
- § 386.52Appeals from interlocutory rulings.6 versions
- § 386.53Subpoenas, witness fees.3 versions
- § 386.54Administrative law judge.6 versions
- § 386.55Prehearing conferences.
- § 386.56Hearings.
- § 386.57Proposed findings of fact, conclusions of law.2 versions
- § 386.58Burden of proof.