interstate transportation includes terminal yard work
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From 229 U.S. 156 - St Louis San Francisco Texas Railway Company v. Maude Seale · 1913Most cited · 440 citing opinions
The interstate transportation was not ended merely because that yard was a terminal for that train, nor even if the cars were not going to points beyond. Whether they were going further or were to stop at that station, it still was necessary that the train be broken up and the cars taken to the appropriate tracks for making up outgoing trains, or for unloading or delivering freight, and this was as much a part of the interstate transportation as was the movement across the state line.