65-2A-10. Permits for intrastate contract motor carriers of persons or household goods.
A. A contract motor carrier shall not provide compensated intrastate transportation of persons or household goods in the state without first having applied for and obtained a permit from the commission.
B. Except as provided in this section, the commission shall issue a permit allowing a person to provide compensated intrastate transportation as a contract motor carrier of persons or household goods after notice and public hearing requirements are met, if:
(1) the person is fit, willing and able to provide the transportation to be authorized by the permit;
(2) the person is in compliance with the safety and financial responsibility requirements of the Motor Carrier Act, the rules of the commission and other applicable federal and state laws and rules; and
(3) the transportation to be provided under the permit is or will be consistent with the public interest.
C. Before granting a permit to an intrastate contract motor carrier of persons, the commission shall consider:
(1) the number of customers to be served by the carrier;
(2) the nature of the transportation proposed to be provided;
(3) whether granting the permit would endanger or impair the operations of motor carriers to an extent contrary to the public interest;
(4) the effect that denying the permit would have on the person applying for the permit and its customers; and
(5) the changing character of the requirements of the applicant's customers.
D. The commission shall not issue a permit to an intrastate contract motor carrier of persons if it finds that the authority sought will impair the provision of transportation services by a certificated intrastate common motor carrier of persons then serving the same territory.
E. Before granting a permit to an intrastate contract motor carrier of household goods, the commission shall consider:
(1) whether granting the permit would endanger or impair the operations of carriers to an extent contrary to the public interest; and
(2) the effect that denying the permit would have on the person applying for the permit and its shippers.
F. A permit issued by the commission shall specify the business of the intrastate contract motor carrier, the scope of the authority granted to it and the terms, conditions and limitations of the authority.
G. An intrastate contract motor carrier of persons or household goods shall file with the commission each contract under which it intends to operate. The commission shall approve a contract and authorize operations if it finds that the contract is consistent with the public interest and the provisions of this section.
H. The commission shall not limit an intrastate contract motor carrier of persons or household goods to a fixed number of contracts.
I. A motor carrier owning a certificate and a permit for the same type of service may use the same equipment for both common and contract services provided that shared use does not impair the provision of transportation services under the certificate.
65-2A-10. Permits for intrastate contract motor carriers of persons or household goods.
A. A contract motor carrier shall not provide compensated intrastate transportation of persons or household goods in the state without first having applied for and obtained a permit from the commission.
B. Except as provided in this section, the commission shall issue a permit allowing a person to provide compensated intrastate transportation as a contract motor carrier of persons or household goods after notice and public hearing requirements are met, if:
(1) the person is fit, willing and able to provide the transportation to be authorized by the permit;
(2) the person is in compliance with the safety and financial responsibility requirements of the Motor Carrier Act, the rules of the commission and other applicable federal and state laws and rules; and
(3) the transportation to be provided under the permit is or will be consistent with the public interest.
C. Before granting a permit to an intrastate contract motor carrier of persons, the commission shall consider:
(1) the number of customers to be served by the carrier;
(2) the nature of the transportation proposed to be provided;
(3) whether granting the permit would endanger or impair the operations of motor carriers to an extent contrary to the public interest;
(4) the effect that denying the permit would have on the person applying for the permit and its customers; and
(5) the changing character of the requirements of the applicant's customers.
D. The commission shall not issue a permit to an intrastate contract motor carrier of persons if it finds that the authority sought will impair the provision of transportation services by a certificated intrastate common motor carrier of persons then serving the same territory.
E. Before granting a permit to an intrastate contract motor carrier of household goods, the commission shall consider:
(1) whether granting the permit would endanger or impair the operations of carriers to an extent contrary to the public interest; and
(2) the effect that denying the permit would have on the person applying for the permit and its shippers.
F. A permit issued by the commission shall specify the business of the intrastate contract motor carrier, the scope of the authority granted to it and the terms, conditions and limitations of the authority.
G. An intrastate contract motor carrier of persons or household goods shall file with the commission each contract under which it intends to operate. The commission shall approve a contract and authorize operations if it finds that the contract is consistent with the public interest and the provisions of this section.
H. The commission shall not limit an intrastate contract motor carrier of persons or household goods to a fixed number of contracts.
I. A motor carrier owning a certificate and a permit for the same type of service may use the same equipment for both common and contract services provided that shared use does not impair the provision of transportation services under the certificate.
65-2A-10. Permits for intrastate contract motor carriers of persons or household goods.
A. A contract motor carrier shall not provide compensated intrastate transportation of persons or household goods in the state without first having applied for and obtained a permit from the commission.
B. Except as provided in this section, the commission shall issue a permit allowing a person to provide compensated intrastate transportation as a contract motor carrier of persons or household goods after notice and public hearing requirements are met, if:
(1) the person is fit, willing and able to provide the transportation to be authorized by the permit;
(2) the person is in compliance with the safety and financial responsibility requirements of the Motor Carrier Act, the rules of the commission and other applicable federal and state laws and rules; and
(3) the transportation to be provided under the permit is or will be consistent with the public interest.
C. Before granting a permit to an intrastate contract motor carrier of persons, the commission shall consider:
(1) the number of customers to be served by the carrier;
(2) the nature of the transportation proposed to be provided;
(3) whether granting the permit would endanger or impair the operations of motor carriers to an extent contrary to the public interest;
(4) the effect that denying the permit would have on the person applying for the permit and its customers; and
(5) the changing character of the requirements of the applicant's customers.
D. The commission shall not issue a permit to an intrastate contract motor carrier of persons if it finds that the authority sought will impair the provision of transportation services by a certificated intrastate common motor carrier of persons then serving the same territory.
E. Before granting a permit to an intrastate contract motor carrier of household goods, the commission shall consider:
(1) whether granting the permit would endanger or impair the operations of carriers to an extent contrary to the public interest; and
(2) the effect that denying the permit would have on the person applying for the permit and its shippers.
F. A permit issued by the commission shall specify the business of the intrastate contract motor carrier, the scope of the authority granted to it and the terms, conditions and limitations of the authority.
G. An intrastate contract motor carrier of persons or household goods shall file with the commission each contract under which it intends to operate. The commission shall approve a contract and authorize operations if it finds that the contract is consistent with the public interest and the provisions of this section.
H. The commission shall not limit an intrastate contract motor carrier of persons or household goods to a fixed number of contracts.
I. A motor carrier owning a certificate and a permit for the same type of service may use the same equipment for both common and contract services provided that shared use does not impair the provision of transportation services under the certificate.
