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There isnt a difference between interstate commerce and interstate commerce.
Interstate refers to activities or transactions that occur between two or more states, while intrastate refers to activities or transactions that occur within the boundaries of a single state. The key distinction is whether the activity crosses state lines or not.
Interstate highways are part of the Federal Highway System and are typically longer, connect cities across states, and have route numbers beginning with "I". State highways are maintained by individual states and usually serve travel within a single state, with route numbers specific to that state.
A waterway is for ships, a highway is for cars.....That simple....
Intrastate commerce is that business that is conducted between business entities that exist within the same state, while interstate commerce is that which is conducted between businesses located in differing states.
In interstate employment someone could work between one or two states, however in instate employment someone would just be working in that said state.
A non-excepted intrastate driver is required to meet all DOT medical certification requirements, while an excepted intrastate driver is not required to do so if they meet specific criteria set by the DOT. Non-excepted drivers typically engage in interstate commerce, while excepted drivers may only operate within their state.
They are indicated by the letters that proceed the number. Example is I5 would be interstate 5 CA 15 would be state 15. Note that connecting routes betweeen interstate highways can be counted as interstate.
Any road may be a highway, an Interstate is larger and usually funded by a federal government
No currently there are no interstate roads between Chicago and Omaha that are closed. Chicago is 470 miles from Omaha Nebraska.
Interstates go out of state, and intrastates stay in.
"Intra" means within or inside, so "interstate" refers to something that occurs between or connects different states.