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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Tariffs for Motor Carriers › Section 706.1386 - Transmittal letter

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each tariff
				filing must be accompanied by six copies of a transmittal letter and the
				appropriate filing fee. To acknowledge receipt of the filing, a copy of the
				transmittal letter will be dated and returned by the Authority to the
				applicant.
2. The transmittal
				letter must state the effect, if any, the filing will have on the currently
				effective tariffs of the motor carrier and include a reference to those tariffs
				affected.
Added to NAC by
				  Transportation Serv. Auth. by R071-98, eff.
				  10-28-98
NRS
					 706.171,
					 706.321
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Tariffs for Motor Carriers › Section 706.1387 - Table of contents, index and list of certificates required for tariff

Current through June 11, 2024
Each loose-leaf or bound tariff and any supplement to a bound
				  tariff which exceeds 10 pages, except supplements to rate increases, must
				  have:
1. A table of contents, listing
				in alphabetical order all regulations and rate sections that are included in
				the filing. The table must state the item number, a brief description of the
				item and the page number where the item can be found.
2. If there is more than one carrier to a
				tariff filing, an alphabetical index of the participating carriers, listing
				each item number to which each listed carrier is a party.
3. A list of the certificates of public
				convenience and necessity in this State that are held by each motor carrier
				participating in the tariff filing. This list must contain a description of the
				routes or territory that the motor carrier is authorized to serve under each
				certificate and a list of the commodities that the motor carrier is authorized
				to transport under each certificate.
Added to NAC by
				  Transportation Serv. Auth. by R071-98, eff. 10-28-98; A by R040-02,
				  9-20-2002
NRS
					 706.171,
					 706.321
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Tariffs for Motor Carriers › Section 706.1388 - Tariff with change of condition

Current through June 11, 2024
The filing of any tariff sheet which results in any change in
				  any rate or charge or in a more restrictive condition must be filed as part of
				  the application required pursuant to NAC 706.1384.
Added to NAC by
				  Transportation Serv. Auth. by R071-98, eff.
				  10-28-98
NRS
					 706.171,
					 706.321
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Tariffs for Motor Carriers › Section 706.1389 - Posting of tariffs

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each motor
				carrier shall post at each of its stations and offices a complete copy of
				currently available tariff schedules applicable to those stations and
				offices.
2. Each motor carrier
				shall maintain on file at its principal place of business a complete copy of
				all of its currently effective tariff schedules.
3. This rule does not require the motor
				carrier to post tariff schedules at locations other than its own offices or
				terminals.
Added to NAC by
				  Transportation Serv. Auth. by R071-98, eff.
				  10-28-98
NRS
					 706.171,
					 706.346
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Tariffs for Motor Carriers › Section 706.139 - Participation in rates by tariff bureau

Current through June 11, 2024
Nothing in NAC 706.138 to 706.139, inclusive, will be
				  construed to preclude a motor carrier, issuing agency or agent from filing a
				  tariff pursuant to
				  NRS
				  706.321, requesting the approval of the
				  Authority on 10 days' notice of that carrier's participation in a tariff
				  bureau's rates which have previously been filed with and approved by the
				  Authority.
Added to NAC by
				  Transportation Serv. Auth. by R071-98, eff. 10-28-98; A by R040-02,
				  9-20-2002
NRS
					 706.171,
					 706.321
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.140 - Required compliance and instruction

Current through June 11, 2024
Every common or contract motor carrier shall comply with NAC
				  706.1321, 706.1323 and 706.147 to 706.269, inclusive, and shall instruct his or
				  her employees and agents concerned with the transportation of persons or
				  property by motor vehicle with respect thereto.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  Gen. Order 5 Rule 405, eff. 12-1-62-NAC A 9-11-87; 9-16-92; A by Dep't of Motor
				  Veh. by R062-06, 6-28-2006; A by Nev. Transportation Auth. by R127-07,
				  9-18-2008; A by Dep't of Motor Veh. by R158-09,
				  4-20-2010
NRS
					 706.171
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.147 - Provider of free shuttle service: Consideration as common motor carrier

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Authority will consider a provider of
				free shuttle service to passengers who may or may not have baggage to be a
				common motor carrier unless all of the following conditions are met:
(a) The provider's business is not the
				transportation of property or passengers and any transportation furnished is
				incidental to its business.
(b) The
				provider indicates in any advertisement including information on free
				transportation that the transportation will only be furnished to its customers.
				Such information must be incidental to an advertisement of the
				business.
(c) The provider ensures
				that transportation is provided only to its customers.
(d) Except as otherwise provided in this
				paragraph, transportation is furnished only if the provider's place of business
				is the point of origin or the point of destination of each customer's trip. If
				the provider is a health insurer licensed to transact insurance in this State,
				the provider may provide transportation, other than emergency transportation,
				to an insured between a medical facility where medical services covered by the
				health insurer have been or will be rendered and another medical facility or
				the residence of the insured.
(e)
				The driver is prohibited from soliciting gratuities, either directly or
				indirectly, or from placing a container for gratuities in the vehicle used to
				provide the free shuttle service. The driver may accept unsolicited
				gratuities.
(f) The driver is not
				compensated based upon the number of persons transported in a given
				period.
(g) The vehicle used to
				provide the free shuttle service is owned by and registered to:
(1) The provider, at the place of business of
				the provider;
(2) A subsidiary of
				the provider, at the place of business of the subsidiary;
(3) An affiliate that controls the provider,
				at the place of business of the affiliate; or
(4) A certificate holder, at the place of
				business of the certificate holder.
(h) The driver is employed by the person to
				whom the vehicle used to provide the free shuttle service is registered, as set
				forth in paragraph (g), or an affiliate of that person.
(i) The vehicle used to provide the free
				shuttle service is properly marked on each side of the vehicle with the name or
				logo of the provider. Such markings must be at least 2 inches high and be
				visible from a distance of at least 50 feet.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.149 - Equity capital: Minimum requirement; proof; failure to comply

Current through June 11, 2024
1. After receiving a certificate or permit,
				every fully regulated carrier shall maintain an investment of not less than 20
				percent equity capital in his or her operations and include proof that the
				fully regulated carrier meets this requirement in his or her annual report
				filed with the Authority.
2. A
				fully regulated carrier who does not meet the requirement of subsection 1
				shall, within 3 months after receiving notice from the Authority of that
				failure, file a plan proposing the specific steps he or she will take to meet
				that requirement within the next 12 months.
3. Within 15 months after receiving notice
				from the Authority that he or she does not maintain adequate equity capital, a
				fully regulated carrier must have an investment of not less than 20 percent
				equity capital in his or her operations.
4. The certificate or permit of a fully
				regulated carrier who does not comply with this section may be revoked by the
				Authority.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  part Gen. Order 5, eff. 6-30-65-NAC A 9-1-87; 9-16-92; A by Transportation
				  Serv. Auth. by R071-98, 10-28-98; R090-05,
				  12-29-2005
NRS
					 706.171
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.152 - Determination of financial ability and investigation of applicant; dismissal of incomplete application

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The burden of
				proof lies with the applicant for any fully regulated operating authority to
				satisfy the Authority of its financial ability to perpetuate a continuous
				service, as applied for, consistent with the public interest. The background of
				an applicant may be considered by the Authority before granting any privilege.
				In determining an applicant's financial ability, the Authority may consider:
(a) Equity capital sufficient to acquire the
				necessary property and equipment, but not less than that required by NAC
				706.149;
(b) The reasonableness of
				rates to be charged;
(c) The
				applicant's current ratio of assets to liability;
(d) The financial condition of the principals
				if the applicant is a partnership;
(e) The requirements for capital for the
				first 12 months of operations;
(f)
				The reasonableness of any estimates for the operation; and
(g) Any other evidence the Authority deems
				relevant.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.155 - Notice of application for certificate or permit; hearing

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If an application for a certificate or
				permit is filed with the Authority, notice will be given to the public so that
				any affected person will have an opportunity to state his or her position
				before the issuance of the certificate or permit.
2. If the Authority:
(a) Receives a valid petition for leave to
				intervene; and
(b) Grants leave to
				intervene pursuant to NAC 706.3968,
a hearing will be held unless all petitioners withdraw before
				  the time set for hearing, and the Authority has sufficient information on which
				  to establish that the applicant is financially fit and otherwise capable of
				  providing safe transportation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.156 - Registration cycle for permit for longer combination vehicle

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each permit for a longer combination
				vehicle issued pursuant to NRS 706.531  will be valid for a period of 12
				consecutive months.
2. For the
				purposes of this section:
(a) "Combination of
				vehicles" has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 484A.050.
(b) "Divisible" means reducible or capable of
				being separated into smaller loads or vehicle combinations without:
(1) Compromising the intended use of the load
				or vehicles;
(2) Destroying the
				value of the load or vehicles; or
(3) Requiring more than 8 hours of work,
				using appropriate equipment, to separate.
(c) "Longer combination vehicle" means a
				combination of vehicles which:
(1) Complies
				with the provisions of NAC 484D.380, 484D.385  and 484D.390; and
(2) Consists of:
(I) A truck with one or two trailers or a
				truck-tractor with two or three trailers;
(II) A divisible load;
(III) A combined length that exceeds 70 feet,
				unless otherwise exempted by NRS 484D.615;
(IV) Weights per axle that comply with legal
				limits; and
(V) A gross weight that
				does not exceed 129,000 pounds.
(d) "Truck" has the meaning ascribed to it in
				NRS 484A.305.
(e) "Truck-tractor"
				has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 484A.310.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.158 - No property right in grant of authority

Current through June 11, 2024
No grant of authority for either common or contract carriage
				  granted after December 1, 1962, carries with it the implication or intent of
				  investing the holder with any property right.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  Gen. Order 5 Rule 223, eff. 12-1-62
NRS
					 706.171
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.161 - Limitations on shipments of express and light express

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
				Shipments of express may not exceed 200 pounds per package, or an aggregate of
				600 pounds per shipment from one consignor to one consignee.
2. Shipments of light express may not exceed
				100 pounds in weight, 50 cubic feet in bulk and 10 feet in length per package
				and a weight in the aggregate of 400 pounds per shipment.
3. Express and light express do not include:
(a) Goods which are inherently dangerous to
				passengers or personal property being transported in the same
				vehicle;
(b) Goods which require
				the use of special equipment for handling;
(c) Household goods;
(d) Goods which would harm or contaminate
				other shipments of equipment;
(e)
				Class A or Class B explosives; or
(f) Articles which require the use of an
				armored vehicle or a guard.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.164 - Commencement of operations

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Unless otherwise
				authorized by the Authority, each applicant for a certificate or a permit, or
				the transfer of a certificate or permit, whose application has been granted
				must commence operations within 30 days after the date on which the certificate
				or permit was issued, or forfeits the rights granted.
2. No applicant may start operating until he
				or she has complied with all requirements of the law and the regulations of the
				Authority, unless otherwise ordered by the Authority.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  Gen. Order 5 Rule 204, eff. 12-1-62-NAC A 9-1-87; A by Transportation Serv.
				  Auth. by R071-98, 10-28-98
NRS
					 706.171
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.167 - Use of trade or fictitious name

Current through June 11, 2024
No carrier may use any trade name or any fictitious name
				  unless the name is authorized for the carrier's use by order of the
				  Authority.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  Gen. Order 5 Rule 134, eff. 12-1-62-NAC A by Transportation Serv. Auth. by
				  R071-98, 10-28-98
NRS
					 706.171
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.170 - Identification on vehicles

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as
				otherwise provided in this section, common or contract motor carriers operating
				in intrastate commerce, when traversing the highways of this State, shall have
				the name of the carrier operating the vehicle firmly attached to each side of
				the unit having motive power in letters not less than 2 inches high in sharply
				contrasting colors which are legible from a distance of at least 50
				feet.
2. Private carriers operating
				in intrastate commerce, when traversing the highways of this State, shall have
				the name of the carrier operating the vehicle firmly attached to each side of
				the unit having motive power in the manner, size and style prescribed in
				subsection 1, except single-unit motor vehicles with an unladen weight of
				10,000 pounds or less.
3. Except as
				otherwise provided in subsections 4 and 5, every common or contract motor
				carrier operating under the jurisdiction of the Authority shall, after March 1,
				1999, have the symbols "CPCN" and the number of his or her certificate, or the
				symbols "MV" and the number of his or her permit if operating under a permit
				for a contract motor carrier, painted or affixed upon each side of the unit
				having motive power, in the manner, size and style prescribed in subsection
				1.
4. If the carrier operating a
				limousine has firmly affixed and exhibited on each side of the vehicle a symbol
				or printed sign that has been approved by the Authority and is visible from a
				distance of at least 50 feet, the name of the carrier is not required to be
				displayed as prescribed in subsection 1. The number of the certificate of the
				carrier and the symbols "CPCN" must be not less than 2 inches high and must be
				placed on either the rear bumper or at the rear of the vehicle.
5. A lessee operating a unit having motive
				power pursuant to a short-term or long-term lease shall have his or her name
				and number painted or affixed on the vehicle.
6. Any removable sign or placard must be made
				of a durable material such as wood, plastic or metal. Each device must bear a
				serial number in the carrier's own series, and the carrier shall keep a proper
				record of each number.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  Gen. Order 5 Rule 404, eff. 12-1-62-NAC A 9-1-87; A by Transportation Serv.
				  Auth. by R071-98, 10-28-98; R078-98, 1-28-99; R040-02,
				  9-20-2002
NRS
					 706.171,
					 706.281
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.175 - Carriers required to obtain warehouse permits: Proof of insurance

Current through June 11, 2024
A common or contract motor carrier who is required to obtain
				  a warehouse permit pursuant to
				  NRS
				  712.050 shall, at the time of paying the
				  annual fee, demonstrate proof of insurance as required by
				  NRS
				  706.291.
Added to NAC by Pub.
				  Service Comm'n, eff. 9-16-92
NRS
					 706.171,
					 706.291,
					 712.050,
					 712.070
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.191 - Insurance

Current through June 11, 2024
1. All common and contract carriers shall
				maintain a contract of insurance against liability for injury to persons and
				damage to property in the following minimum amounts:
(a) Carriers authorized to transport persons
				only or persons and property:
Limit for bodily injuries to or death of one
							 person
Limit for bodily injuries to or death of all persons
							 injured or killed in any one accident
Limit for loss or damage in any one accident to
							 property of others, excluding cargo
Horse-drawn vehicles and taxicabs
$250,000
$500,000
$50,000
7 passengers or less, including the driver, other than
							 a taxicab
1,500,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
8 to 15 passengers, inclusive, including the
							 driver
1,500,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
16 passengers or more, including the driver
5,000,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
Freight only
750,000
750,000
750,000
Any of these amounts may be a single combined limit.
(b) Except as otherwise provided
				in subsection 3, carriers authorized to transport the following commodities:
Limit for bodily injuries to or death of one
							 person
Limit for bodily injuries to or death of all persons
							 injured or killed in any one accident, subject to a maximum of $300,000 for
							 bodily injuries to or death of each person
Limit for loss or damage in any one accident to
							 property of others, excluding cargo
Hazardous substances as defined in
							 49 C.F.R. §
																171.8, as that section existed on April 1,
							 2000, liquefied compressed gas or compressed gas in cargo tanks, portable tanks
							 or hoppers with capacities of more than 3,500 liquid gallons
$300,000
$2,500,000
$5,000,000
Oil as listed in
							 49 C.F.R. §
																172.101 and hazardous materials and
							 substances as defined in
							 49 C.F.R. §
																171.8 and listed in
							 49 C.F.R. §
																172.101, as those sections existed on April
							 1, 2000
300,000
2,500,000
1,000,000
Class A or Class B explosives, poisonous gas or
							 radioactive materials as defined in
							 49 C.F.R. §
																172.101
300,000
2,500,000
5,000,000
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.192 - Programs of self-insurance

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A common or
				contract motor carrier may apply to operate under a program of self-insurance
				in lieu of or in addition to the insurance required by NAC 706.191.
2. The application must include, without
				limitation, the following:
(a) A certificate
				of self-insurance issued by the Department pursuant to NRS
				NRS
				485.380.
(b) A letter requesting approval of the
				program of self-insurance and stating that the applicant understands the
				provisions of this section.
(c) A
				proposal setting forth the proposed surety and an explanation of how it
				corresponds to the requirements of NAC 706.191.
(d) A copy of the carrier's application to
				the Department for the certificate of self-insurance and a copy of all
				attachments accompanying the application.
(e) A letter from an adjusting company
				stating that it has agreed to handle any claims against the carrier if the
				program of self-insurance is approved by the Authority.
(f) Any other information that the applicant
				considers relevant to the application or the Authority may request.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.193 - Evidence of insurance; change in information

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
				Before a certificate or permit will be issued, the applicant shall:
(a) File with the Authority evidence of the
				necessary insurance for each vehicle to be operated by the applicant on the
				form entitled "Bodily Injury and Property Damage (BI/PD) Form E," and on the
				form entitled "Cargo Form H" when applicable;
(b) Satisfy the requirements of NAC 706.192
				for self-insurance; or
(c) File
				with the Authority a certificate of self-insurance obtained from the Department
				pursuant to NRS
				NRS
				485.380.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.194 - Interference with inspections

Current through June 11, 2024
No driver, agent or representative of a carrier may interfere
				  with, refuse, deny or hinder the Authority or its appointed representatives
				  from making any inspection, investigation or examination of any carrier's
				  vehicle, record or documents.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  Gen. Order 5 Rule 411, eff. 12-1-62-NAC A 9-1-87; A by Transportation Serv.
				  Auth. by R071-98, 10-28-98
NRS
					 706.171
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.197 - Statement required in bid to provide service as contract motor carrier

Current through June 11, 2024
Any bid to provide service as a contract motor carrier must
				  state that the person submitting the bid is authorized by the Authority to
				  provide that service or, if he or she is not so authorized, that the submission
				  of the bid is conditioned upon the granting of that authorization by the
				  Authority.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  part Gen. Order 5, eff. 6-30-65-NAC A 9-1-87; A by Transportation Serv. Auth.
				  by R071-98, 10-28-98
NRS
					 706.171
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.200 - Submission of bills of charges; payment of accounts

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
				Every fully regulated carrier shall submit a bill of charges for his or her
				services to a customer within 30 days after the rendition of
				services.
2. A fully regulated
				carrier shall require all accounts to be paid in full within 45 days after the
				rendition of services unless another period is approved by the Authority in the
				carrier's tariff.
3. A fully
				regulated carrier shall not submit more than one bill of charges to a customer
				for the same services without making a reference to the first bill on any
				subsequent bill.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  Gen. Order 5 Rule 202, eff. 12-1-62-NAC A 9-1-87; A by Transportation Serv.
				  Auth. by R071-98, 10-28-98; R090-05, 12-29-2005
NRS
					 706.171
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.203 - Maintenance of records

Current through June 11, 2024
1. An authorized
				carrier operating motor vehicles within this State shall maintain a centralized
				accounting system and the records required by the Authority in a designated
				headquarters.
2. Except as
				otherwise provided in subsection 3, all records required by the Authority to be
				maintained by an authorized carrier must be maintained by the authorized
				carrier for at least 3 years.
3.
				Driver vehicle inspection reports and records relating to such reports which
				are required to be maintained pursuant to
				49 C.F.R. §§
										396.11 and
				396.13 must be
				maintained by the authorized carrier for at least 3 months after the date the
				written report was prepared.
4. Not
				later than 30 days after the date on which a periodic inspection is due
				pursuant to
				49 C.F.R §
										396.17, an authorized carrier shall provide
				to the Authority a true and correct copy of the periodic inspection report in
				the form required by
				49 C.F.R. §
										396.21(a).
5. All records required by the Authority to
				be maintained by an authorized carrier are subject to inspection or audit by
				the Authority or its designated agent at any time during regular business
				hours.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  Gen. Order 5 Rule 201, eff. 12-1-62-NAC A 9-1-87; A by Transportation Serv.
				  Auth. by R071-98, 10-28-98; R040-02, 9-20-2002; A by Nev. Transportation Auth.
				  by R127-07, 9-18-2008; R113-10, 12-16-2010
NRS
					 706.167,
					 706.171,
					 706.172,
					 706.173
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.206 - Notification of corporate changes; approval of sale of corporate control

Current through June 11, 2024
1. All common and contract carriers operating
				within this State under the jurisdiction of the Authority shall notify the
				Authority of any changes in address, location of points where equipment will be
				located, officers of the corporation, or an intended sale, transfer, lease or
				discontinuance of operations under the authority granted them in their
				certificate or permit.
2. Any
				carrier, before the purchase or sale of the corporate control, must have the
				approval of the Authority.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  Gen. Order 5 part Rule 206, eff. 12-1-62-NAC A by Transportation Serv. Auth. by
				  R071-98, 10-28-98; R040-02, 9-20-2002; A by Nev. Transportation Auth. by
				  R113-10, 12-16-2010
NRS
					 706.171,
					 706.6411
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.208 - Lease of equipment by authorized carrier: Generally

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as otherwise provided in
				subsections 2 and 3, and NAC 706.210 and 706.211, an authorized carrier may
				lease equipment for his or her own use, with or without a driver, on the basis
				of a long-term lease. For such a lease:
(a)
				An authorized carrier who is a fully regulated carrier may lease equipment on a
				one-for-one basis to supplement the carrier's fleet up to the entire amount of
				similar equipment owned and currently operated by the carrier under the
				operating authority of the carrier.
(b) Including the vehicles leased by an
				authorized carrier pursuant to this section, the total number of vehicles
				operated by the carrier must not exceed, under any circumstances, the total
				number of vehicles that the carrier is authorized to operate under the
				certificate or permit of the carrier.
(c) The authorized carrier may use his or her
				own insurance or insurance of the lessor to meet the insurance requirements of
				NAC 706.191.
(d) The authorized
				carrier must ensure that all leased vehicles meet the vehicle safety
				requirements of NAC 706.379 and 49 C.F.R. Part 396.
(e) The authorized carrier must have a copy
				of the lease, proof of insurance and reports of vehicle safety on file at his
				or her office upon commencement of the lease.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.209 - Lease of replacement equipment by authorized carrier

Current through June 11, 2024
1. When mechanical or body damage causes
				equipment to be out of service for at least 3 days, a fully regulated carrier
				may seek approval from the Chair or the Chair's designee to lease replacement
				equipment for each item of similar equipment that is out of service, unless
				such a lease would result in the carrier's active, in-service fleet under its
				certificate or permit being comprised of more leased replacement items of
				equipment than items of similar equipment owned by the carrier. Equipment that
				is owned by the carrier and used in the services of intrastate transportation
				in this State must be used to determine what constitutes similar
				equipment.
2. A fully regulated
				carrier shall not lease any kind of replacement equipment to provide
				transportation if the carrier does not currently own similar
				equipment.
3. The Chair or the
				Chair's designee may approve the lease of replacement equipment for a period up
				to 30 days if, at the time of the lease, the fully regulated carrier provides,
				in writing, to the Authority:
(a)
				Identification, by make, model, license plate and vehicle identification
				number, of the equipment placed out of service;
(b) Identification of the mechanical or body
				damage causing the equipment to be placed out of service;
(c) The estimated time during which the
				equipment will be out of service;
(d) A copy of the lease for the replacement
				equipment; and
(e) A statement
				indicating the total number of:
(1) Items of
				replacement equipment which the carrier will be leasing if the lease is
				approved; and
(2) Currently active,
				in-service items of equipment owned by the carrier under its certificate which
				are similar to the replacement equipment for which the carrier is seeking
				approval.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.210 - Lease of vehicle by common motor carrier for use as traditional limousine or livery limousine

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A common motor
				carrier authorized to operate a traditional limousine or livery limousine shall
				not lease any vehicle that it uses as a traditional limousine or livery
				limousine without the prior approval of the Chair or his or her
				designee.
2. A carrier must submit
				a request for the approval of such a lease to the Authority at least 10 working
				days before the execution of the lease. The Chair or his or her designee shall
				approve or disapprove the lease within 10 working days after receiving the
				request for the approval of the lease. If the Chair or his or her designee does
				not approve or disapprove the lease within 10 working days after receiving the
				request for approval of the lease, the lease shall be deemed to be
				approved.
3. The Chair or his or
				her designee shall approve such a lease if:
(a) The vehicle will be leased for not more
				than 14 days;
(b) The vehicle will
				be used only in an operation authorized by the certificate of the
				carrier;
(c) Including the vehicles
				to be leased by the carrier under the lease:
(1) Not more than one-half of the vehicles of
				the carrier will be leased; and
(2)
				The total number of vehicles operated by the carrier does not exceed the number
				of vehicles the carrier is authorized to operate pursuant to its operating
				authority;
(d) The
				driver of the vehicle will be an employee of the carrier who has no ownership
				interest in the vehicle; and
(e)
				The carrier demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Chair or his or her
				designee that the carrier temporarily needs to increase the size of its fleet,
				including, without limitation, facts which indicate that the carrier expects to
				experience:
(1) An increase in customer
				demand; or
(2) A decrease in the
				size of its permanent fleet.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.211 - Lease of vehicle by common motor carrier authorized to provide off-road scenic tours

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A common motor
				carrier authorized to provide off-road scenic tours shall not lease any vehicle
				without the prior approval of the Chair or his or her designee.
2. A carrier must submit a request for the
				approval of such a lease to the Authority at least 10 working days before the
				execution of the lease. The Chair or his or her designee shall approve or
				disapprove the lease within 10 working days after receiving the request for the
				approval of the lease. If the Chair or his or her designee does not approve or
				disapprove the lease within 10 working days after receiving the request for the
				approval of the lease, the lease shall be deemed to be approved.
3. The Chair or his or her designee shall
				approve such a lease if:
(a) The vehicle will
				be leased for not more than 14 days;
(b) The vehicle will be used only in an
				operation authorized by the certificate of the carrier;
(c) The driver of the vehicle will be an
				employee of the carrier who has no ownership interest in the vehicle;
				and
(d) The carrier demonstrates to
				the satisfaction of the Chair or his or her designee that the carrier
				temporarily needs to increase the size of its fleet, including, without
				limitation, facts which indicate that the carrier expects to experience:
(1) An increase in customer demand;
				or
(2) A decrease in the size of
				its permanent fleet.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.212 - Prohibited rentals, leases and sales

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Fully regulated
				carriers authorized by the Authority shall not rent or lease vehicles to a
				shipper or consignee, with or without drivers.
2. An authorized carrier who is a fully
				regulated carrier shall not lease or rent to any person the authority of the
				carrier to engage in the intrastate transportation of property or passengers.
				An authorized carrier is responsible for and shall monitor the daily operation
				of the carrier.
3. An authorized
				carrier who is a fully regulated carrier shall not authorize any person to sell
				the transportation services of the carrier other than:
(a) The carrier's employees; or
(b) A person who manages the business of the
				carrier pursuant to an agreement entered into pursuant to NAC
				706.250.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.213 - Requirements for lease; term

Current through June 11, 2024
A lease must be in writing and signed by each party or his or
				  her authorized agent or employee. A lease for less than 30 days will be
				  considered a short-term lease and a lease for 30 days or more will be
				  considered a long-term lease.
Added NAC by Pub.
				  Service Comm'n, eff. 9-1-87
NRS
					 706.171
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.218 - Annual reports by fully regulated carriers

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Every fully
				regulated carrier shall keep an accurate record of the revenues from his or her
				operations in this State, operating and other expenses and other required
				information and include such information in his or her annual report covering
				the yearly period fixed by the Authority, unless otherwise provided by law. The
				Authority will prescribe the character of the information to be embodied in the
				annual report and furnish a blank form for the report.
2. Every fully regulated carrier shall keep
				and render to the Authority, in the manner, form and detail prescribed by the
				Authority, uniform and detailed accounts of all business transacted.
3. The accounts of every fully regulated
				carrier must be closed annually on the basis of either a calendar or fiscal
				year, and the annual report must be filed not later than May 15 for reports
				based on a calendar year or not later than 135 days after the end of the fiscal
				year for reports based on a fiscal year.
4. The Authority will request information
				omitted from reports or not provided for therein, if in its judgment additional
				information is necessary.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  Gen. Order 5 Rule 203, eff. 12-1-62-NAC A 9-1-87; A by Transportation Serv.
				  Auth. by R071-98, 10-28-98; R040-02, 9-20-2002; R090-05,
				  12-29-2005
NRS
					 706.167,
					 706.171
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.228 - Solicitation of passengers

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A certificate
				holder who is a common motor carrier of passengers or his or her employee shall
				not solicit passengers.
2. A
				certificate holder or his or her employee may:
(a) Answer questions posed by a potential
				passenger if the conversation is initiated by the potential
				passenger;
(b) Advertise on the
				side of a vehicle or on permanently located signs;
(c) Provide brochures in permanently mounted
				racks or stands;
(d) Establish
				booths in airports, hotels or other locations;
(e) Advertise in the media or through direct
				mailing;
(f) Conduct any other
				marketing activity which has been determined not to be solicitation by the
				Authority; or
(g) When engaged in
				the business of transferring persons from an airport, greet potential
				passengers using one of the following phrases:
(1) "May I help you?"
(2) "Good morning."
(3) "Good afternoon."
(4) "Good evening."
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.229 - Requirements for employee who drives traditional limousine or livery limousine; list of persons not qualified to drive traditional limousine or livery limousine

Current through June 11, 2024
1. In addition to
				the applicable requirements set forth in
				49
				C.F.R. §§
										391.1,
				391.2,
				391.11(a),
				391.11(b)(1)
				to
				391.11(b)(4),
				inclusive,
				391.11(b)(6),
				391.11(b)(7),
				391.11(b)(8),
				391.13, 391.15, 392.2, 392.3, 392.4, 392.5 and 392.9 and 49 C.F.R. Parts 40,
				382, 390, 393 and 397, a certificate holder shall not allow an employee to
				drive a traditional limousine or livery limousine unless the employee:
(a) Is at least 21 years of age and has a
				valid Nevada driver's license or is a border state employee, as that term is
				defined in
				NRS
				483.035;
(b) Possesses a valid driver's permit issued
				by the Authority;
(c) Provides to
				the certificate holder, on or before the date on which the employee becomes
				employed by the certificate holder as the driver of a traditional limousine or
				livery limousine:
(1) A certificate from a
				licensed physician which demonstrates that the employee is physically qualified
				to operate a commercial motor vehicle in accordance with
				49 C.F.R.
				§
												391.43; and
(2) A copy of the driving record of the
				employee which is obtained from the Department and which demonstrates that the
				employee has not, within the 3 years immediately preceding the date on which
				the employee becomes so employed by the certificate holder:
(I) Been convicted of driving under the
				influence of an intoxicating liquor or a controlled substance;
(II) Been convicted of reckless
				driving;
(III) Been convicted of
				failing to stop and remain at the scene of an accident; or
(IV) Failed to keep a written promise to
				appear in court for any offense; and
(d) Within the 3 years immediately preceding
				the date on which the employee submitted to the certificate holder an
				application to be a driver of a traditional limousine or livery limousine:
(1) Has not failed to appear for a hearing
				before the Authority which resulted in the employee being found to have
				violated a provision of this chapter or chapter 706 of NRS;
(2) Has not been found by the Authority to
				have violated the provisions of this chapter or chapter 706 of NRS more than
				five times; and
(3) Has not failed
				to pay on or before the due date any fine assessed against the employee by the
				Authority.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.230 - Designation of registered agent

Current through June 11, 2024
All carriers shall file a designation of a registered agent
				  residing within this State.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  Gen. Order 5 part Rule 206, eff. 12-1-62-NAC A by Transportation Serv. Auth. by
				  R040-02, 9-20-2002
NRS
					 706.171
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.232 - Prohibited operations by contract motor carriers

Current through June 11, 2024
A contract motor carrier shall not:
1. Operate between fixed terminals, provide
				service over a regular route or operate over the same route or to the same
				points so frequently as to constitute a regularly scheduled route or service,
				unless approved by the Authority;
2. Operate in such a manner that would
				interfere with the operation of a common motor carrier;
3. Conduct any operation as a common motor
				carrier; or
4. Provide
				transportation pursuant to more than six contracts.
Added to NAC by Pub.
				  Service Comm'n, eff. 9-1-87; A 4-28-88; A by Transportation Serv. Auth. by
				  R071-98, 10-28-98; R040-02, 9-20-2002; A by Nev. Transportation Auth. by
				  R113-10, 12-16-2010
NRS
					 706.171,
					 706.371
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.234 - Leaving vehicle unattended in passenger curb loading zone: Prohibition; exception

Current through June 11, 2024
1. While on duty, a
				common motor carrier of passengers or an employee of the carrier shall not
				leave his or her vehicle unattended in any passenger curb loading zone, unless
				the carrier or employee is seeking a specific passenger who has requested that
				a vehicle be dispatched to the location.
2. As used in this section, the term
				"passenger curb loading zone" has the meaning ascribed to it in
				NRS
				484B.033.
Added to NAC by Nev.
				  Transportation Auth. by R127-07, eff. 9-18-2008
NRS
					 706.171
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.236 - Sanitary terminals required

Current through June 11, 2024
All terminals for the loading and unloading of passengers
				  must be maintained in a safe, clean and sanitary condition at all times.
Pub. Service Comm'n,
				  Gen. Order 5 Rule 210, eff. 12-1-62-NAC A 9-1-87
NRS
					 706.171
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.239 - Provision of special services

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Special services
				may be provided only by a common motor carrier authorized to provide such
				service, in connection with a special event or for a specific purpose as
				approved by the Authority, for which the carrier or a person on his or her
				behalf intends to provide transportation on the basis of individual fares. The
				rate for special services may include charges for items in addition to
				transportation, such as fees for admission, but the portion attributable to
				transportation must be specifically designated as such in the filed
				tariff.
2. A common motor carrier
				authorized to provide special services shall file with the Authority a tariff
				showing the per capita fares, minimum number of persons required for special
				services and the particular geographical points of origin and
				destination.
3. A common motor
				carrier offering special services shall not render the service unless a request
				for approval has been filed with the Authority at least 10 working days before
				the services are to be offered stating:
(a)
				The point or points of origin;
(b)
				The destination or destinations;
(c) The special event or specific purpose for
				which the service is to be provided; and
(d) The dates when the service is proposed to
				be rendered.
The Chair or his or her designee shall approve or disapprove
				  the request for approval within 10 working days after receiving the request. If
				  the Chair or his or her designee does not approve or disapprove the request for
				  approval within 10 working days after receiving it, the request shall be deemed
				  to be approved. One copy of the request for approval must be carried in the
				  vehicle making the trip, and one copy must be retained in the carrier's files
				  for at least 3 years.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.242 - Agreements to interchange equipment

Current through June 11, 2024
1. An agreement
				between authorized carriers to interchange equipment must:
(a) Be in writing;
(b) Specifically describe the equipment
				involved;
(c) Describe the actual
				points of interchange;
(d) Identify
				the use to be made of the equipment by the receiving carrier and the
				consideration to be received by the lending carrier; and
(e) Be signed by each party to the agreement
				or his or her authorized representative.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 706 - Motor Carriers › REGULATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR CARRIERS › Regulation of Motor Carriers Generally › Section 706.243 - Operator of interchanged equipment

Current through June 11, 2024
Equipment interchanged between common motor carriers will be
				  deemed to be operated by the receiving carrier at the common point of
				  interchange.
Added to NAC by Pub.
				  Service Comm'n, eff. 9-1-87
NRS
					 706.171