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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 3 - Safety › Part 721 - Bus And Passenger Carrying Vehicle/driver Operational Requirements › Section 721.4 - Safety precautions

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(a)
					 Driver assurance of passenger protection. Prior to or during the transporting
					 of passengers, the driver shall ensure that the following are accomplished:
(1) The required pre-trip inspection report
					 and road worthiness check of the vehicle is completed and potential safety
					 defects are identified. Such a check shall include the items listed in section
					 721.2(b) 
					 of this Part.
(2) If any safety
					 defects are discovered, they shall be reported to the operator or duly
					 authorized representative. The vehicle shall not transport passengers until
					 each safety defect noted is corrected.
(3) All doors, rear tailgates and rear
					 transom windows are closed securely and remain closed while the vehicle is in
					 motion.
(4) There is not any glass
					 in a window or elsewhere on the vehicle which is so broken, fractured,
					 discolored as to distort visibility or which may cause injury to a passenger or
					 the driver.
(5) The vehicle is
					 never left unattended while in service until the emergency brake is securely
					 set and all other reasonable precautions have been taken to prevent movement of
					 the vehicle.
(6) No vehicle
					 carrying passengers is pushed, towed or used to push or tow any other
					 vehicle.
(7) A vehicle shall not be
					 fueled while the engine is running and no smoking or flames shall be permitted
					 in or about the vehicle during fueling operations and until all fumes have
					 dissipated.
(8) Combustible
					 materials are not carried in the passenger compartment. Reserve fuel for the
					 propulsion of the vehicle or for the operation of accessories may only be
					 carried in a properly mounted fuel tank(s).
(9) While driving a vehicle, no driver shall
					 engage in any unnecessary conversation or other activities that could distract
					 his/her attention from the operation of such vehicle.
(10) Passengers shall not be permitted to
					 stand in any location so as to obstruct the driver's vision to the front and
					 sides while a vehicle is in motion.
(11) The passenger section shall be kept in a
					 clean, sanitary condition and aisles shall not be obstructed while the vehicle
					 is in service. Baggage, freight or other property shall not be carried in the
					 aisle or so as to interfere with passenger seating space, safety or comfort.
					 Such property may be carried in suitable baggage compartments or
					 racks.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 3 - Safety › Part 721 - Bus And Passenger Carrying Vehicle/driver Operational Requirements › Section 721.5 - Temporary emergency operation

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In case of an emergency, a certificated operator may, for
						a period not to exceed a total of 30 days in any one calendar year, use a bus
						in certificated service which complies with all of the requirements of Part 720
						of this Title and this Part applicable to buses in other than certificated
						service.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 3 - Safety › Part 721 - Bus And Passenger Carrying Vehicle/driver Operational Requirements › Section 721.6 - Incorporation by reference

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The provisions of the Code of Federal Regulations that have
						been incorporated by reference in this Part have been filed in the Office of the
						Secretary of State of the State of New York, the publication so filed being the
						books entitled: Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Parts 100 to 177, Parts 178 to
						199, Parts 300 to 399, Parts 400 to 571 and Parts 572 to 999, revised as of October
						1, 2022 published by the Office of the Federal Register, National Archives and
						Records Administration, as a special edition of the Federal Register. The
						incorporated regulations may be examined at the Office of the Department of State,
						One Commerce Plaza, 99 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12231-0001, at the law
						libraries of the New York State Supreme Court, the Legislative Library, the New York
						State Department of Transportation, Office of Counsel Office of Counsel or Motor
						Carrier Compliance Bureau, 50 Wolf Road, Albany, NY 12232. They may be purchased by
						mail from the US Government Publishing Office, New Orders, P.O. Box 979050, St.
						Louis, MO 63197-9000. The full text of the Code of Federal Regulations is available
						in electronic format at
www.ofr.gov
. Copies of the
						Code of Federal Regulations are also available at many public libraries and bar
						association libraries.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 3 - Safety › Part 721 - Bus And Passenger Carrying Vehicle/driver Operational Requirements › Section 721.13 to 721.15 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 3 - Safety › Part 721 - Bus And Passenger Carrying Vehicle/driver Operational Requirements › Section 721.22 to 721.24 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 3 - Safety › Part 721 - Bus And Passenger Carrying Vehicle/driver Operational Requirements › Section 721.26 to 721.28 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 3 - Safety › Part 722 - Reports Of Accidents › Section 722.0 - Applicability

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Every operator of a motor vehicle subject to Department
						of Transportation inspection is hereby directed and required to comply with and
						obey the following rules and regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 3 - Safety › Part 722 - Reports Of Accidents › Section 722.1 - Reportable accidents

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(a) Any
					 accident in any way involving a motor vehicle subject to department inspection,
					 which results in the loss of life or injury of any passenger, employee or other
					 person, or which was caused by mechanical failure (regardless of whether or not
					 injuries were incurred), shall be immediately reported to the department by
					 telephone or electronically to: passengersafety@dot.ny.gov.
(b) In addition to an incident commonly known
					 as an accident, the following are reportable accidents within the purview of
					 this Part:
(1) any mechanical
					 failure;
(2) evidence of intrusion
					 into the body of the vehicle of carbon monoxide, exhaust fumes emitted from
					 such vehicle, or other noxious gases or smoke;
(3) smoke (other than normal exhaust)
					 emanating from the engine or any other part of the vehicle, whether internal or
					 external; and
(4) presence of or
					 emission, whether internal or external, of sparks, flame or fire.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 3 - Safety › Part 723 - Hours Of Labor For Operators Of Motor Buses (Repealed)

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Statutory authority: Transportation Law, §§14, 138, 140,
						211, 212, 214
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 4 - Rates and Charges › Part 730 - Tariffs Of Common Carriers Of Passengers By Motor Vehicle › Section 730.0 - Filing of tariffs of common carriers of passengers by motor vehicle

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(a) Every common
					 carrier of passengers by motor vehicles subject to the jurisdiction of the
					 Commissioner of Transportation (commissioner or department) shall file with the
					 department tariffs showing the fares, rates, and charges applicable to the
					 transportation of passengers between points within this State on routes over
					 which vehicles of such carrier are operated, together with all rules and
					 regulations and general privileges and facilities granted or allowed which
					 apply in connection therewith.
(b)
					 All tariffs on file with the department and currently effective shall continue
					 in force until changed as provided in this Part. All such tariffs hereafter
					 filed shall conform with this Part. The department may direct the reissue or
					 modification of any tariff at any time.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 4 - Rates and Charges › Part 730 - Tariffs Of Common Carriers Of Passengers By Motor Vehicle › Section 730.1 - Definitions

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(a) Definitions in
					 section 2  of the Transportation Law apply to this
					 Part. The following additional definition also applies: tariff means a
					 publication stating the fares, rates, charges, classification ratings, and
					 regulations in connection therewith, applying to the transportation of
					 passengers.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 4 - Rates and Charges › Part 730 - Tariffs Of Common Carriers Of Passengers By Motor Vehicle › Section 730.2 - Construction and filing of tariffs

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(a) Form. All tariffs and supplements thereto
					 must be submitted in a legible form suitable for review, copying, filing, and
					 inspection, as determined by the department, which may reject any tariff that
					 is deemed not suitable. The department may issue additional guidelines and may
					 prescribe the use of specific filing instruments, whether electronic or
					 printed.
(b) Statutory notice. All
					 tariffs and supplements must be filed with the department and posted as
					 required by section
					 730.5 
					 of this Part at least 30 days before the effective date thereof, unless
					 otherwise authorized by the commissioner, or as exempted by this
					 Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 4 - Rates and Charges › Part 730 - Tariffs Of Common Carriers Of Passengers By Motor Vehicle › Section 730.3 - Contents of tariffs

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Tariffs shall contain:
(a) The name of the carrier as it appears in
					 its certificate, and the carrier's DOT case number.
(b) Except as provided by subparagraph (c) of
					 this section, the effective date. The effective date must be at least 30 days
					 after the date the tariff is received by the department, unless the carrier has
					 been granted an exemption.
(c)
					 Tariffs for new services or for round trip excursion fares.
(1) New services. When the department has
					 issued a new certificate of public convenience and necessity, the initial fares
					 may be established by filing and posting tariff schedules on one day's notice
					 to the commissioner and the public.
(2) Round-trip excursion fares.
(i) Fares for a round-trip excursion limited
					 to a designated period of not more than three days may be established, without
					 further notice, on posting a tariff one day in advance in two public and
					 conspicuous places, in each place where tickets for such excursion are sold,
					 and by filing a copy thereof with the commissioner.
(ii) Fares for a round-trip excursion limited
					 to a designated period of more than three days and not more than 30 days or
					 fares for a series of daily round-trip excursions, such series covering a
					 period not exceeding 30 days, may be established on a like notice of three
					 days.
(3) Fares for all
					 other round-trip excursion must be established on a statutory 30 days' notice
					 to the commissioner and the public, unless shorter time is allowed by the
					 commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 4 - Rates and Charges › Part 730 - Tariffs Of Common Carriers Of Passengers By Motor Vehicle › Section 730.4 - Changes in tariffs

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(a)
					 Notice. Fares and regulations which have been filed must be allowed to become
					 effective and remain in effect for at least 30 days before being changed,
					 canceled, or withdrawn. Any change must be received for filing at least 30 days
					 before its proposed effective date, unless otherwise authorized by the
					 department.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 4 - Rates and Charges › Part 730 - Tariffs Of Common Carriers Of Passengers By Motor Vehicle › Section 730.5 - Posting of tariffs and newspaper publication

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(a) Every common carrier of passengers by
					 motor vehicles shall keep open for public inspection all current tariffs at
					 each location at which an agent is employed. Such tariffs must be produced for
					 inspection upon request at all reasonable times.
(b) Posting of proposed changes. The carrier
					 shall post in a prominent location in each vehicle operating on the routes
					 affected, an appropriate notice of any proposed tariff changes in accordance
					 with this subdivision. Such notice shall be of sufficient size as to be easily
					 read and understood and shall state the general nature and amount of the
					 proposed fare change and the effective date thereof, but need not include the
					 complete text of the proposed change. Such notice shall be posted starting at
					 least 20 days prior to the effective date of the proposed change. A copy of
					 such notice, in the form it is to be posted, shall accompany the tariff filing.
					 The department may require evidence of such posting prior to approving the
					 proposed tariff changes.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 4 - Rates and Charges › Part 730 - Tariffs Of Common Carriers Of Passengers By Motor Vehicle › Section 730.6 to 730.12 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 5 - Records; Reports › Part 741 - Annual Reports-common And Contract Carriers Of Passengers By Motor Vehicle (Repealed)

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Statutory authority: Transportation Law, §§18-b, 137,
						138, 140, 145, 156
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 5 - Records; Reports › Part 742 - Retention Of Records At Principal Office › Section 742.0

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Every corporation, company, association, joint-stock
						association, partnership and person under the jurisdiction of the Commissioner
						of Transportation shall retain possession of all accounts, books, contracts,
						records, documents and papers at the principal office of such corporation,
						company, association, joint-stock association, partnership and person and hold
						them for inspection by the commissioner or the agents or employees of the
						commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 6 - Insurance › Part 750 - Insurance Requirements › Section 750.1 - Certificated contract carriers of passengers

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Every person, firm, association or corporation operating
						motor vehicles under certificate of convenience and necessity or permit issued
						by the Commissioner of Transportation, or his predecessors, and every street
						railway corporation operating motor vehicles under authority granted by the
						Commissioner of Transportation, or his predecessors, shall procure and maintain
						and file with the Commissioner of Transportation surety bonds or certificate of
						insurance approved as to form by the commissioner in a solvent and responsible
						company authorized to do business in this State and approved by the
						Superintendent of Financial Services, or qualify as a self-insurer, covering
						each motor vehicle operated pursuant to such certificate, permit or authority,
						conditioned for the payment of all claims and judgments for damages or injuries
						caused in the operation, maintenance, use or the defective construction of such
						motor vehicle in at least the following amounts:
Passenger vehicles having a carrying capacity of 7 or
						less passengers: for personal injury or death to one person, $ 100,000;
						Personal injury or death to all persons in one accident, $ 300,000, with a
						maximum of $ 100,000 for each person;
Property damage, $50,000;
Passenger vehicles having a carrying capacity of more
						than 7 passengers: for personal injury or death to all persons in one accident,
						$1,500,000.
Property damage, $50,000.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 6 - Insurance › Part 750 - Insurance Requirements › Section 750.2 - General requirements

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(a)
					 Surety bonds and certificates of insurance shall specify that coverage
					 thereunder will remain in effect continuously until terminated as provided
					 herein; if, however, a certificate or permit authorizes operation only during a
					 specified period or specified periods, the bond or certificate may be limited
					 to such period or periods.
(b)
					 Termination by replacement. Certificates of insurance or surety bonds which
					 have been accepted by the commissioner under this Part may be replaced by other
					 certificates of insurance, surety bonds or other security, and the liability of
					 the retiring insurer or surety under such certificates of insurance or surety
					 bonds shall be considered as having terminated as of the effective date of the
					 replacement certificate of insurance, surety bond or other security, provided
					 that the said replacement certificate, bond or other security meets all of the
					 following conditions:
(1) it must be
					 acceptable to the commissioner under this Part;
(2) it must be accompanied by a letter of
					 authorization, in duplicate, signed by the motor carrier involved or an
					 authorized employee of such motor carrier, authorizing such replacement and
					 verifying the effective date thereof; and
(3) its effective date must coincide with the
					 effective date specified in the letter of authorization and the said date may
					 not be more than 30 days prior to the date of receipt by the commissioner of
					 the letter of authorization and replacement certificate.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 6 - Insurance › Part 750 - Insurance Requirements › Section 750.3 - Minimum levels of financial responsibility for for-hire motor carriers of passengers

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The Commissioner of Transportation adopts part 387 of title 49
						of the Code of Federal Regulations with the same force and effect as though herein
						fully set forth at length for for-hire motor carriers of passengers operating motor
						vehicles in interstate and foreign commerce. The provisions of Title 49 of the Code
						of Federal Regulations that have been incorporated by reference in this Part,
						including Parts 100 to 177, Parts 178 to 199, Parts 300 to 399 Parts 400 to 571 and
						Parts 572 to 999, revised as of October 1, 2022 have been filed in the Office of the
						Secretary of State of the State of New York, the publications so filed being the
						books entitled: Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Parts 100 to 177, Parts 178 to
						199, and Parts 300 to 399, Parts 400 to 571, revised as of October 1, 2022,
						published by the Office of the Federal Register, National Archives and Records
						Administration, as a special edition of the Federal Register. The incorporated
						regulations may be examined at the Office of the Department of State, One Commerce
						Plaza, 99 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12231-0001, at the law libraries of the New
						York State Supreme Court, the Legislative Library, the New York State Department of
						Transportation Office of Counsel or Motor Carrier Compliance Bureau, 50 Wolf Road,
						Albany, NY 12232. They may be purchased by mail from the US Government Publishing
						Office, New Orders, P.O. Box 979050, St. Louis, MO 63197-9000. The full text of the
						Code of Federal Regulations is available in electronic format at
www.ofr.gov
. Copies of the Code of Federal
						Regulations are also available at many public libraries and bar association
						libraries.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Part 760 - General Provisions (Repealed)

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Statutory authority: Transportation Law,
						  §142
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Part 761 - Instructions-general (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Part 762 - Instructions-balance Sheet Accounts (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Part 763 - Instructions-operating Property Accounts (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Part 764 - Instructions-operation And Maintenance Expense Accounts (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Part 765 - Traffic And Operating Records (Repealed) › Revenue Bus Statistics (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Part 765 - Traffic And Operating Records (Repealed) › Non-revenue Bus Statistics (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Accounts (Repealed) › Balance Sheet Accounts (Repealed) › Assets (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Accounts (Repealed) › Balance Sheet Accounts (Repealed) › Liabilities (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Accounts (Repealed) › Earned Surplus Accounts (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Accounts (Repealed) › Income Accounts (Repealed) › Operating Revenues-Bus (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Accounts (Repealed) › Operating Revenue Accounts (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Accounts (Repealed) › Operation and Maintenance Expenses-Bus (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Accounts (Repealed) › Operation and Maintenance Expense Accounts (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 7 - Uniform Systems of Accounts for Bus Corporations › Subarticle A - Class A › Accounts (Repealed) › Clearing Accounts (Repealed)

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 8 - Miscellaneous › Part 781 - Use Of Nonowned Equipment By Carriers Of Passengers › Section 781.0 - Applicability

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The following rules and regulations are applicable to
						equipment operated by or for, but not owned by authorized carriers of
						passengers in intrastate commerce subject to article 7 of the Transportation
						Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 8 - Miscellaneous › Part 781 - Use Of Nonowned Equipment By Carriers Of Passengers › Section 781.1 - Definitions

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(a) Authorized
					 carrier. An authorized carrier is a person or persons authorized to engage in
					 the transportation of passengers pursuant to the provisions of article 7 of the
					 Transportation Law.
(b) Bus line. A
					 bus line is a subclassification of common carrier of passengers as defined in
					 subdivision 3, section 2  of the Transportation Law.
(c) Employee. A person who works for and is
					 on the payroll of an authorized carrier.
(d) Equipment. Any motor vehicle used for the
					 transportation of passengers.
(e)
					 Lease. A contract or arrangement in which the owner grants the use of
					 equipment, with or without a driver, for a specified period to an authorized
					 carrier for use in the regulated transportation of passengers.
(f) Lessee. The person acquiring the use of
					 equipment from another.
(g) Lessor.
					 The person granting the use of equipment to another.
(h) Owner. A person to whom title to
					 equipment has been issued or who has the right to the use of
					 equipment.
(i) Person. The term
					 person means and includes an individual, firm, co-partnership, association,
					 limited partnership, joint venture or corporation.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 8 - Miscellaneous › Part 781 - Use Of Nonowned Equipment By Carriers Of Passengers › Section 781.2 - Use of nonowned equipment

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Authorized carriers may utilize in authorized operations
						equipment they do not own under the following conditions:
(a)
(1) Any
					 lease of equipment shall be in writing and a copy or other evidence of the
					 lease shall always be kept by the driver of the equipment. A copy of the lease
					 will be kept by the authorized carrier for a period of two years from the date
					 of termination of the lease.
(2)
					 The lease shall provide for the exclusive possession, control and use of the
					 equipment and for the complete assumption of responsibility in respect thereto
					 by the lessee during the term of the lease.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 8 - Miscellaneous › Part 781 - Use Of Nonowned Equipment By Carriers Of Passengers › Section 781.3 - Identification

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All equipment operated pursuant to this Part, except
						equipment operated in a bus line operation shall have affixed thereto the full
						name and USDOT number when applicable of the authorized carrier in the same
						manner as if the equipment were owned by the authorized
						carrier.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter D - Motor Carriers Of Passengers › Article 8 - Miscellaneous › Part 781 - Use Of Nonowned Equipment By Carriers Of Passengers › Section 781.4 - Lease of equipment and driver

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(a) An authorized carrier may not lease
					 equipment with a driver or provide a driver to any person who is not an
					 authorized carrier to provide a service subject to regulation under article 7
					 of the Transportation Law.
(b)
					 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Part, the lease of both a driver
					 and vehicle to any organization providing service subject to regulation under
					 article 7 of the Transportation Law by one person will be deemed to be
					 transportation subject to the jurisdiction of the Commissioner of
					 Transportation.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter E - Motor Carriers › Article 1 - Certificates of Public Convenience and Necessity and Permits › Part 800 - Definitions Of Classes Of Commodities Transported (Repealed)

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Statutory authority: Transportation Law, art. 7, §
						138[2], [6]
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter E - Motor Carriers › Article 2 - Service › Part 814 - Transportation of Household Goods by Common Carriers › Section 814.0 - Applicability and definition

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This Part is applicable to the transportation of
						household goods, defined as personal effects and property used or to be used in
						a dwelling when a part of the equipment or supply of such dwelling and such
						other similar property. Household goods shall not include property moving from
						a factory or store, except such property as the householder has purchased with
						intent to use in his or her dwelling and which is transported at the request
						of, and the transportation charges paid to the carrier by, the
						householder.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter E - Motor Carriers › Article 2 - Service › Part 814 - Transportation of Household Goods by Common Carriers › Section 814.1 - Advertising and solicitation

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(a) No
					 common carrier of household goods nor any officer, agent, employee or
					 representative thereof, shall advertise by any means, solicit or otherwise hold
					 itself out to the public to perform or actually perform the transportation of
					 household goods authorized by its certificate of public convenience and
					 necessity, in any name other than that in which the carrier's operating
					 authority is held. The carrier's address and the number of the certificate of
					 public convenience and necessity issued to the carrier by the Commissioner of
					 Transportation shall be included in all advertising.
(b) No common carrier of household goods nor
					 any officer, agent, employee or representative thereof shall display,
					 distribute or publish advertising or any other material which represents that
					 the carrier is offering or will offer any rates, charges or services or will
					 commit any act prohibited by statute or the rules and regulations of the
					 commissioner.
(c) No common carrier
					 of household goods or any officer, agent, employee or representative thereof
					 shall advertise or represent to the public that "all loads are insured" or
					 similar wording.
(d) No common
					 carrier of household goods shall act as agent for any other such common carrier
					 in the solicitation or transportation of shipments of household goods between
					 points which such agent is authorized to serve and for which it shall have
					 established rates different from those of its principal.
(e) Each carrier of household goods shall
					 give to every prospective shipper, when arrangements for transportation are
					 made at a face-to-face meeting, a copy of "Summary of Information for Shippers
					 of Household Goods" in the form prescribed by the commissioner. If no personal
					 interview is had with a prospective shipper, and the time for pickup is more
					 than 24 hours from the time the arrangements for transportation were agreed
					 upon, a carrier shall cause such summary to be delivered in person or
					 electronically to the shipper prior to the pickup. Whenever a carrier has
					 furnished a summary to the shipper, an appropriate notation shall be made on
					 the bill of lading.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter E - Motor Carriers › Article 2 - Service › Part 814 - Transportation of Household Goods by Common Carriers › Section 814.2 - Determination of charges

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(a) All
					 common carriers of household goods by motor vehicle engaged in the
					 transportation of household goods subject to the jurisdiction of the
					 Commissioner of Transportation shall establish rates for the transportation of
					 household goods in the manner and form required by section 196  of the Transportation Law and the
					 contemporaneously effective rules and regulations prescribed by the
					 commissioner in Parts 825, 826 and 829 of this Title.
(b) Transportation charges shall be computed
					 in accordance with the carrier's tariff on file with the Commissioner of
					 Transportation.
(c)
Accessorial, additional or terminal services.
(1) Every common carrier of household goods
					 by motor vehicle shall establish in the manner prescribed in section 196  of the Transportation Law and the
					 contemporaneously effective rules and regulations issued pursuant thereto in
					 Parts 825, 826 and 829 of this Title, the charges to be made for each
					 accessorial, additional or terminal service rendered in connection with the
					 transportation of household goods by motor vehicle. The tariffs establishing
					 such charges shall separately state each service to be rendered and the charge
					 therefor.
(2) Carriers shall
					 establish one charge for a complete packing service including providing a
					 container, packing and unpacking and a separate charge for such service without
					 unpacking and may establish separate charges for other combinations or forms of
					 packing service.
(3) Charges for
					 services shall be separately stated on a unit or hourly basis whichever is
					 appropriate. Tariffs may state an hourly labor charge applicable to
					 miscellaneous labor service performed at the request of a shipper in connection
					 with the transportation, when a rate is not separately stated in the tariff for
					 the service so requested.
(4) No
					 charge so established shall be lower than the cost of performing the service.
					 Such charges are not to be included, but are in addition to the charges based
					 on the rate for transporting the household goods. The carrier shall not render
					 a service for which no separate charge has been established.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter E - Motor Carriers › Article 2 - Service › Part 814 - Transportation of Household Goods by Common Carriers › Section 814.4 - Bill of lading

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Every motor common carrier of household goods authorized
						by the Commissioner of Transportation shall issue a bill of lading, for each
						shipment transported by it.
(a) A bill
					 of lading shall be issued by the carrier at the time when such household goods
					 are received. No bill of lading shall be issued prior to such time.
(b) Whenever a bill of lading is issued in
					 accordance with subdivision (a) of this section, the following information must
					 be included thereon:
(1) for hourly-rated
					 moves:
(i) the name, address, telephone number
					 and/or email address of the carrier;
(ii) the Department of Transportation
					 certificate number of the carrier;
(iii) name of shipper and points of origin
					 and destination;
(iv) date and time
					 period of pickup and delivery;
(v)
					 tariff rates for transportation and description of all accessorial or
					 incidental services to be performed with the tariff charges therefor;
(vi) method of payment of all
					 charges;
(vii) method of
					 computation of rates;
(viii) the
					 starting time shall be shown with the initials of the shipper, and if the
					 carrier's tariff provides for a rate for overtime that is higher than for
					 straight time, such rates shall be separately stated;
(ix) whenever a carrier's tariff provides for
					 a rate on the basis of units or size of vehicle, such information shall be
					 shown;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter E - Motor Carriers › Article 2 - Service › Part 814 - Transportation of Household Goods by Common Carriers › Section 814.5 - Reasonable dispatch

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(a) The
					 term
reasonable dispatch
shall mean the performance of
					 transportation at the time period and date agreed upon by the carrier and the
					 shipper shown on the order for service and recorded on the bill of
					 lading.
(b) Every motor common
					 carrier authorized by the Commissioner of Transportation to transport household
					 goods, shall transport each shipment accepted by it for transportation with
					 reasonable dispatch except when delay is caused by act of God, public enemy,
					 riots, strikes or acts of public authorities.
(c) Whenever a carrier is unable to make a
					 pickup or delivery of a shipment of household goods at the time and date, the
					 carrier shall notify the shipper or his representative, by telephone,
					 electronically or in person at the carrier's expense, of the delay and of the
					 new date or period of time when such pickup or delivery will be made. The
					 notification shall be given as soon as it becomes apparent to the carrier that
					 it is unable to pick up or deliver the shipment in accordance with the terms of
					 the agreement.
(d) No carrier shall
					 knowingly and willfully give false or misleading information as to the reasons
					 for the delay in making a pickup or delivery of a shipment.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter E - Motor Carriers › Article 2 - Service › Part 814 - Transportation of Household Goods by Common Carriers › Section 814.6 - Dispute as to charges

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Whenever a dispute arises as to the charges to be paid of
						the method of payment at time of delivery of the shipment, the carrier shall
						not withhold the entire shipment pending full payment of the bill of lading,
						but may retain no more of the property than is necessary to cover the amount of
						charges to be paid: provided, however, that among the goods delivered shall be
						included all items of life sustenance, beds, kitchen tables and chairs. If a
						non-binding estimate and order for service has been given as provided in
						section
						814.3(a) 
						of this Part, then payment of charges should be made in accordance with section
						814.3(d) 
						of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter E - Motor Carriers › Article 2 - Service › Part 814 - Transportation of Household Goods by Common Carriers › Section 814.7 - Signed receipt for shipment-release prohibited

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No delivery acknowledgement on any shipping document to
						be signed by the consignee at time of delivery shall contain language which
						purports to release or discharge the carrier or its agents from liability other
						than a statement that the property has been received in apparent good condition
						except as noted on the shipping documents.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter E - Motor Carriers › Article 2 - Service › Part 814 - Transportation of Household Goods by Common Carriers › Section 814.8 - Claims for loss, damage or overcharge

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(a)
					 Every common carrier which receives a written claim for loss or damage to
					 property transported by it or for overcharge shall acknowledge receipt of such
					 claim in writing to the claimant within 30 calendar days after its receipt by
					 the carrier or carrier's agent. The carrier shall at the time such claim is
					 received, record the date of its receipt on the claim.
(b) Every such carrier which receives an
					 electronic or written claim for loss or damage to household goods transported
					 by it, or for overcharge shall pay, decline, satisfactorily adjust or make a
					 firm compromise settlement offer in writing to the claimant within 90 days
					 after receipt of the claim by the carrier or its agent; provided that, if the
					 claim cannot be processed or disposed of within 90 days after receipt thereof,
					 the carrier shall at that time and after the expiration of each succeeding
					 30-day period while the claim remains pending advise the claimant in writing of
					 the status of the claim and the reasons for the delay in making final
					 disposition thereof and send a copy of such letter electronically to
					 nymoving@dot.ny.gov or by surface mail to the Department of Transportation, 50
					 Wolf Road, POD 5-3, Albany, NY 12232.
(c) Every common carrier of household goods
					 shall maintain a claim register showing for each claim of loss, damage or
					 overcharge, the name of the claimant, the date of the claim, whether the claim
					 was settled or disallowed and the date of settlement or disallowance.
(d) Whenever a judgment of a duly constituted
					 court of law, based upon a complaint for loss or damage or overcharges in
					 respect to a movement of household goods, is recovered against a carrier, such
					 carrier shall satisfy the judgment within 30 days from the date thereof, unless
					 execution of the judgment is stayed by court order or other statutory
					 provisions, or unless satisfactory arrangements for the payment of the judgment
					 have been made between the parties.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter VI - Transportation Regulations › Subchapter E - Motor Carriers › Article 3 - Safety › Part 820 - Safe Operations of Commercial Motor Vehicles by Motor Carriers and Drivers › Section 820.0 - Applicability

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In addition to the applicable requirements of the New
						York State Vehicle and Traffic Law and the regulations of the New York State
						Department of Motor Vehicles, the following definitions, rules and regulations
						are applicable to motor carriers and drivers operating in this State pursuant
						to or requiring registration or operating authority for the transportation of
						passengers or property including hazardous materials for the United States
						Department of Transportation or the commissioner and other motor vehicles
						operated for the commercial transportation of passengers or
						property.