1. (1) In this Regulation and in an operating authority, “bulk goods” means goods that can be scooped, poured, pumped or shovelled and are loaded, transported and delivered in bulk quantities; “dump vehicle” means a commercial motor vehicle, trailer or semi-trailer, other than a tilt’n load vehicle, tank vehicle or hopper vehicle that discharges its load either by means of a mechanical conveyor system that is part of the vehicle or by tilting the container; “geographic area” includes a point, place or highway but does not include a location outside Ontario; “goods” does not include, (a) uncrated furniture, appliances and personal effects transported as part of a relocation of a household, (b) vehicles and boats moved as part of a relocation of a household, or (c) uncrated new vehicles; “hopper vehicle” means a commercial motor vehicle, trailer or semi-trailer that discharges its load through a bottom opening without tilting or dumping but does not include a tank vehicle; “household goods” means, (a) furniture, appliances and personal effects transported as part of the relocation of a household and includes vehicles and boats moved as part of the same household, (b) uncrated furniture and equipment transported to an office, store, factory, commercial establishment, museum, hospital or public institution to be furnishings therein, (c) stock-in-trade moved as part of the relocation of an office, store or commercial establishment, and (d) objects of art, displays, exhibits, computers and electronic devices that require specialized handling; “Household Goods Carrier” means the holder of an operating authority for the carriage of household goods while operating the business of a household goods mover; “new vehicle” means 37 111 — motor passenger or air cars, assembled, 37 112 — motor trucks or truck tractors, assembled, for which a permit other than a temporary permit has not been issued under section 7 of the Highway Traffic Act or a comparable legislative provision in another jurisdiction; “Northern Ontario” means the districts of Rainy River, Kenora, Thunder Bay, Sudbury, Manitoulin, Algoma, Cochrane, Timiskaming, Nipissing and Parry Sound, The District Municipality of Muskoka and The Regional Municipality of Sudbury; “place of business”, in relation to a household goods mover, means a terminal, warehouse, office or garage at which a licensee or an employee or agent of a licensee reports for work and performs regular service; “specialized equipment” means, (a) a tilt’n load vehicle, or (b) an unenclosed commercial vehicle, trailer or semi-trailer with a load-bearing surface that is not more than 1.22 metres above the road surface; “tank vehicle” means a commercial motor vehicle, trailer or semi-trailer that has attached to the chassis, deck or body thereof an enclosed container, (a) capable of being used for the storage of 2.3 kilolitres of bulk goods during transportation on the highway, and (b) constructed so that the area of all apertures giving access to the bulk goods is no more than 5 per cent of the external area of the enclosed container; “unenclosed vehicle” includes a vehicle or part thereof equipped with a tarpaulin or other removable cover. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1091, s. 1 (1). (2) This Regulation applies only to operating licences issued under the Truck Transportation Act and not to operating licences issued under the Public Commercial Vehicles Act, being chapter 407 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1980. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1091, s. 1 (2).