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North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 3 - RENTED OR LEASED VEHICLES › Section 11 R02-15 - PROOF REQUIRED

Current through Register Vol. 39, No. 2, July 15, 2024
(a) If the
				  application is for a certificate of exemption to operate as a common carrier of
				  household goods, the applicant shall establish by proof that the requirements
				  of Rule R2-8.1(a)(3) are satisfied.
(b) Repealed.
(c) If the application is for a certificate
				  to operate as a bus company in the transportation of passengers over fixed
				  routes, the applicant shall establish that it is fit, willing and able to
				  provide the transportation to be authorized by the certificate and to comply
				  with the provisions of Chapter 62 of the Public Utilities Act, and that the
				  transportation to be authorized is consistent with the public interest.
In making any findings relating to public interest under
					 section (c) of this Rule, the Commission shall consider, to the extent
					 applicable, (i) the transportation policy of this State as it relates to bus
					 companies under
					 G.S.
					 62-259.1 and Chapter 62 of the Public
					 Utilities Act; (ii) the value of competition to the traveling and shipping
					 public; (iii) the effect of issuance of the certificate on bus company service
					 and small communities; and (iv) whether issuance of the certificate would
					 impair the ability of any other fixed route carrier of passengers to provide a
					 substantial portion of its fixed route passenger service, except that diversion
					 of revenue or traffic from a fixed route carrier of passengers, alone, shall
					 not be sufficient to support a finding that issuance of the certificate would
					 impair the ability of the carrier to provide a substantial portion of its fixed
					 route passenger service.
(d) Repealed.
NCUC Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 75, 10/27/77; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 109, 5/20/86; NCUC Docket No.
					 T-100, Sub 32, 8/23/95; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 44. 11/24/98; NCUC Docket
					 No. T-100, Sub 49, 02/02/04; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 140,
					 12/03/13.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 3 - RENTED OR LEASED VEHICLES › Section 11 R02-16 - RATES AND CHARGES

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(a) Every common
				  carrier of household goods by motor vehicle and the motor carriers voluntarily
				  participating in this rule pursuant to
				  G.S.
				  62-152.2 shall be subject to and strictly
				  observe the provisions, rates, and charges of the Maximum Rate Tariff issued by
				  the Commission for the transportation of household goods in intrastate commerce
				  between all points within the area authorized to be served. All common carriers
				  of passengers by motor vehicle shall file with the Commission, publish and keep
				  open for public inspection and strictly observe all tariffs showing all rates
				  and charges for the transportation of passengers in intrastate commerce between
				  all points within the area authorized to be serviced (G.S.
				  62-138).
(b) Repealed.
(c) Repealed.
(d) Repealed.
(e) Repealed.
(f) Repealed.
NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 15, 1/24/92 and 3/6/92, effective 2/23/92; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 32,
					 8/23/95; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 49,
					 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 3 - RENTED OR LEASED VEHICLES › Section 11 R02-16-2 - HOUSEHOLD GOODS CARRIER FUEL SURCHARGE

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(a) A fuel
				  surcharge for household goods carriers shall be established by the Commission
				  on a monthly basis using the following procedure:
(1) On the last Tuesday of each month (or the
				  next business day thereafter if delayed by a legal State or Federal holiday),
				  the Public Staff shall file its recommended fuel surcharge in the current
				  calendar year fuel surcharge docket (T-825). The recommended fuel charge shall
				  be calculated by the Public Staff as follows:
a. Using the On-Highway Diesel Fuel Price
				  Index and Retail Gasoline Price Index for the Lower Atlantic Region released
				  that week by the United States Department of Energy - Energy Information
				  Administration (EIA), or another source approved by the Commission, the Public
				  Staff shall determine a current composite cost of fuel using the
				  diesel/gasoline ratio shown in Schedule 2-A filed in Docket No. T-825, Sub 334,
				  on March 28, 2000.
b. With this
				  composite cost of fuel, the Public Staff shall determine the appropriate fuel
				  surcharge using the Fuel Surcharge Index Chart filed on October 6, 2005, in
				  Docket No. T-825, Sub 339, to be applied per bill of lading mile for all North
				  Carolina intrastate household goods moves governed by the Commission's most
				  recently issued Maximum Rate Tariff in accordance with the procedures outlined
				  in Docket No. M-100, Sub 121, and the provisions of Appendix A, Paragraph C, of
				  the Order dated January 18, 1991.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 3 - RENTED OR LEASED VEHICLES › Section 11 R02-17 - COLLECTION OF CHARGES BY COMMON CARRIERS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS

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(a) Upon taking precautions deemed by them to
				  be sufficient to assure payment of the tariff charges within the credit period
				  herein specified, common carriers of household goods by motor vehicle may
				  relinquish possession of household goods in advance of the payment of the
				  tariff charges thereon and may extend credit in the amount of such charges to
				  those who undertake to pay them, such persons herein being called shippers, for
				  a period of fifteen (15) days. When the bill of lading covering a shipment is
				  presented to the shipper on or before the date of delivery, the credit period
				  shall run from the first 12 o'clock midnight following delivery of the
				  household goods. When the bill of lading is not presented to the shipper on or
				  before the date of delivery, the credit period shall run from the first 12
				  o'clock midnight following the presentation of the bill of lading.
(b) Where a common carrier by motor vehicle
				  has relinquished possession of household goods and collected the amount of
				  tariff charges represented in the bill of lading presented by it as the total
				  amount of such charges, and another bill of lading for additional charges is
				  thereafter presented to the shipper, the carrier may extend credit in the
				  amount of such additional charges for a period of thirty (30) calendar days, to
				  be computed from the first 12 o'clock midnight following the presentation of
				  the subsequently presented bill of lading.
(c) Bills of lading for all transportation
				  charges shall be presented to the shippers within seven (7) calendar days from
				  the first 12 o'clock midnight following delivery of freight.
(d) Shippers may elect to have their bills of
				  lading presented by means of the United States mails, and when the mail service
				  is so used the time of mailing by the carrier shall be deemed to be the time of
				  presentation of the bills. In case of dispute as to the time of mailing, the
				  postmark shall be accepted as showing such time.
(e) The mailing by the shipper of valid
				  checks, drafts, or money orders, which are satisfactory to the carrier, in
				  payment of freight charges within the credit period allowed such shipper, may
				  be deemed to be the collection of the tariff charges within the credit period
				  for the purpose of these rules. In case of dispute as to the time of mailing,
				  the postmark shall be accepted as showing such time.
NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 32, 8/23/95; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 49,
					 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 3 - RENTED OR LEASED VEHICLES › Section 11 R02-18 - C.O.D. SHIPMENTS

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Repealed by NCUC
					 Docket No. T-100, Sub 49, 01/09/04
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 5 - LOSS AND DAMAGE › Section 11 R02-20 - SETTLEMENT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS CLAIMS

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G.S. 62-203 specifically sets
					 forth the carrier's liability for damaged property in transit. The carrier
					 issuing a bill of lading for transportation of household goods in intrastate
					 commerce and the motor carriers voluntarily participating in this rule pursuant
					 to G.S.
					 62-152.2 shall be liable to the lawful holder
					 thereof for any loss, damage or injury to such property caused by it or by any
					 carrier participating in the haul and transporting it on a through bill of
					 lading, and such carrier delivering said property so received and transported
					 shall be liable to the lawful holder of said bill of lading or to any party
					 entitled to recover thereon for such loss, damage or injury, notwithstanding
					 any contract or agreement to the contrary; that is to say, that once the
					 validity of a claim is established by the originating and/or delivering
					 carrier, settlement of said valid claim shall be promptly made to the claimant.
					 In the case of a claim where more than one carrier participated in the haul,
					 either the originating or delivering carrier after establishing the validity of
					 said claim shall make prompt settlement to the party in interest filing said
					 claim, and the proration of any settlement thereof shall be a matter between
					 the participating carriers and not between the shipper or receiver and each of
					 said participating carriers. THIS RULE DOES NOT APPLY TO MOTOR CARRIERS OF
					 PASSENGERS.
NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 32, 8/23/95; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 49,
					 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 5 - LOSS AND DAMAGE › Section 11 R02-20-1 - MISROUTING OF SHIPMENTS

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Repealed by NCUC
					 Docket No. T-100, Sub 49, 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 6 - OPERATIONS › Section 11 R02-21 - AUTHORIZED OPERATIONS

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No carrier shall engage in transportation in intrastate
					 commerce for compensation in North Carolina until and unless such carrier shall
					 have applied to and obtained from the North Carolina Utilities Commission the
					 appropriate certificate of exemption to so operate. Any authority granted by
					 the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration does not confer, and does not
					 purport to confer, upon any carrier the right to engage in intrastate commerce
					 in North Carolina. Such certificate of exemption may be obtained in the manner
					 set out in the Public Utilities Act, and in no other way. Interstate carriers
					 who engage in transportation in intrastate commerce for compensation in North
					 Carolina without first obtaining a certificate of exemption in the manner
					 provided in said Act will be subject to the penalties prescribed in
					 G.S.
					 62-325 of said Act.
NCUC Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 7, 12/30/65; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 49,
					 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 6 - OPERATIONS › Section 11 R02-22 - BEGINNING OPERATIONS UNDER A CERTIFICATE OR CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS

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(a) An
				  order of the Commission, approving an application, or the issuance of a
				  certificate does not within itself authorize the carrier to begin operations.
				  Operations are unlawful until the carrier shall have complied with the
				  following:
(1) Registration of its rolling
				  equipment with the Division of Motor Vehicles on Form NCMC 19.
(2) Filing insurance with the Division of
				  Motor Vehicles covering its rolling equipment or by providing other security
				  for the protection of the public, as provided by Rule R2-36.
(3) In the case of common carriers, filing
				  tariffs to be made for the transportation service authorized, as provided by
				  Rule R2-16.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 6 - OPERATIONS › Section 11 R02-24 - UNAUTHORIZED USE OF OPERATING RIGHTS

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All motor carriers will be held to strict account for the
					 use of their operating rights, and to permit the use of the same by others for
					 the transportation of persons or household goods for compensation shall be
					 deemed just cause for the revocation of such rights. This rule positively
					 forbids the party to whom operating rights have been granted from permitting
					 others to use the name or operating authority of such party.
NCUC Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 38, 12/1/70; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 32,
					 8/23/95.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 6 - OPERATIONS › Section 11 R02-25 - ASSIGNMENT OF IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS

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(a) All
				  household goods common carriers shall be identified by the letter "C", and each
				  such carrier shall be assigned a number. Example: N.C. No. C-25.
(b) Repealed.
(c) Repealed.
(d) Repealed.
(e) All motor passenger carriers shall be
				  identified by the letter "B", and each such carrier shall be assigned a number.
				  Example: N.C. No. B-25.
NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 32, 8/23/95; NCUC Docket No. R-100, Sub 4, 03/09/99; NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 49, 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 6 - OPERATIONS › Section 11 R02-26 - MARKING OR IDENTIFICATION OF VEHICLES

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(a) No carrier
				  shall operate any motor vehicle upon the highways in the transportation of
				  household goods or passengers for compensation unless the name, or trade name,
				  home address and the North Carolina number assigned to such carrier, as
				  provided in Rule R2-25 appear on both sides of such vehicle in letters and
				  figures not less than three inches high.
Example: John Doe Trucking (Bus) Co.
Greensboro, N.C.
N.C. No. C-132(B-132)
The North Carolina number assigned to such carrier shall
					 also be placed on the rear, left upper quadrant, of such vehicle in letters and
					 figures not less than three inches high. In case of a tractor-trailer unit, the
					 side markings must be on the tractor and the rear markings must be on the
					 trailer.
(b) The markings
				  required may be printed on the vehicle, or on durable placards securely
				  fastened on the vehicle.
(c)
				  Subject to the exceptions noted below, this Rule applies to every vehicle used
				  by the carrier in his operation whether owned, rented, leased or otherwise; but
				  in case of rented or leased vehicles the words "Operated By" shall also appear
				  above or preceding the name of the carrier, unless such vehicles are under
				  permanent lease, in which case the name of the lessor and the words "Operated
				  By" need not appear.
(d) This Rule
				  does not apply to carriers engaged only in interstate commerce. If the carrier
				  is engaged in both interstate and intrastate commerce and is marked as required
				  by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, then in that case, it will
				  only be necessary for the carrier to print his North Carolina number in a
				  conspicuous place near his name in letters and figures corresponding in size
				  with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations.
NCUC Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 6, 10/15/65; NC Docket No. T-100, Sub 32, 8/23/95; NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 49, 01/09/04; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 80,
					 04/30/10.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 6 - OPERATIONS › Section 11 R02-28 - COMMERCIAL ZONES OF MUNICIPALITIES FOR MOTOR CARRIERS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Current through Register Vol. 39, No. 2, July 15, 2024
Repealed by NCUC
					 Docket No. T-100, Sub 49, 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 6 - OPERATIONS › Section 11 R02-29 - SUPERVISION OF LEASED OPERATING RIGHTS

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The lessor of operating rights shall supervise the
					 operation of its lessee to the extent of requiring said lessee, during the term
					 of the lease, to promptly pay all debts of the nature set out in
					 G.S.
					 62-111, and upon the termination of the
					 lease, whether by agreement between the parties, by order of the Commission, or
					 otherwise, operations shall not be resumed by the lessor, or by any transferee
					 of the lessor, until all such debts shall have been paid.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 6 - OPERATIONS › Section 11 R02-33 - PRIVATE CARRIAGE BY REGULATED CARRIERS

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A common carrier may conduct intrastate regulated and
					 private carriage on a tandem or commingled basis provided that separate
					 accounting records of regulated and proprietary transportation operations are
					 maintained.
NCUC Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 111, 5/13/86; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 111, 5/16/86; NCUC Docket No.
					 T-100, Sub 32, 8/25/95.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 6 - OPERATIONS › Section 11 R02-34 - MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS OBLIGATED

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When any common carrier has been authorized by this
					 Commission to transport household goods, such carrier is thereafter obligated
					 to transport said household goods as authorized. Refusal of transportation
					 offered or any discrimination or undue preference in the movement thereof is
					 prohibited.
NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 32, 8/23/95; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 49,
					 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 6 - OPERATIONS › Section 11 R02-35 - INTERCHANGE BY MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS OF INTRASTATE TRAFFIC

Current through Register Vol. 39, No. 2, July 15, 2024
Repealed by NCUC
					 Docket No. T-100, Sub 49, 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 6 - OPERATIONS › Section 11 R02-35-1 - AUTHORIZED SUSPENSION OF OPERATIONS

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Any franchise may be suspended, in whole or in part, at the
					 discretion of the Commission, upon application of the holder thereof. The
					 application for authorized suspension may be in the form of a letter or formal
					 motion and shall include the carrier's name, address, certificate number, the
					 reason for the request for authorized suspension, and the length of time for
					 which the authorized suspension is requested, up to one year per request.
					 During an authorized suspension of operations, a carrier shall continue to file
					 with the Commission an annual report and quarterly public utility regulatory
					 fee reports and pay the applicable regulatory fees. If a carrier desires to
					 commence operations while under an authorized suspension of operations, the
					 carrier shall inform the Commission in writing and shall also comply with the
					 filing requirements in Rule R2-22 prior to commencing operations.
NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 29, 2/3/95.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 6 - OPERATIONS › Section 11 R02-37 - COMMODITY DESCRIPTION

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Group 1.
General Commodities.
-
					 [Repealed.]
Group 2.
Heavy Commodities
. -
					 [Repealed.]
Group 3.
Petroleum and Petroleum Products, Liquid,
					 in Bulk in Tank Trucks.
- [Repealed.]
Group 4.
Liquid Refrigerated Products in
					 Bulk
. - [Repealed.]
Group 5.
Solid Refrigerated Products
. -
					 [Repealed.]
Group 6.
Agricultural Commodities
. -
					 [Repealed.]
Group 7.
Cotton in Bales
. -
					 [Repealed.]
Group 8.
Dry Fertilizer and Dry Fertilizer
					 Materials
. - [Deleted.]
Group 9.
Forest Products.
-
					 [Deleted.]
Group 10.
Building Materials
. -
					 [Repealed.]
Group 11.
Livestock
. - [Repealed.]
Group 12.
Explosives and Other Dangerous
					 Articles
. - [Repealed.]
Group 13.
Motor Vehicles
. -
					 [Repealed.]
Group 14.
Dump Truck Operations
. -
					 [Repealed.]
Group 15.
Retail Store Delivery Service
. -
					 [Repealed.]
Group 16.
Furniture Factory Goods and
					 Supplies
. - [Repealed.]
Group 17.
Textile Mill Goods and Supplies
.
					 - [Repealed.]
Group 18.
Household Goods
. - The term
					 "household goods", as used in connection with transportation, means personal
					 effects and property used or to be used in a dwelling, when a part of the
					 equipment or supply of such dwelling, and similar property if the
					 transportation of such effects or property is arranged and paid for by the
					 householder or another party.
Group 18-B.
Household Goods Retail
					 Delivery
. -[Repealed.]
Group 19.
Unmanufactured Tobacco and
					 Accessories
. - [Repealed.]
Group 20.
Motion Picture Film and Special
					 Service
. - [Repealed.]
Group 21.
Other Specific Commodities
. -
					 [Repealed.]
NCUC Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 1, 5/12/65; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 31, 1/14/71; NCUC Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 87, 5/8/81; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 106, 9/16/85; NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 14, 1/16/92; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 14, 7/21/92; NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 18, 3/24/93; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 32, 8/23/95; NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 38, 7/26/96; 9/19/96; T-100, Sub 49, 02/22/02; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub
					 49, 02/02/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-39 - PAYMENT OF INTERCHANGE ACCOUNTS

Current through Register Vol. 39, No. 2, July 15, 2024
Repealed by NCUC
					 Docket No. T-100, Sub 49, 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-40 - BILL OF LADING

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(a) Every common
				  carrier of household goods by motor vehicle and the motor carriers voluntarily
				  participating in this rule pursuant to
				  G.S.
				  62-152.2 receiving property for
				  transportation shall issue a uniform bill of lading therefore, the form, terms,
				  and conditions to be set out in the Maximum Rate Tariff issued by the
				  Commission.
(b) A complete copy of
				  every such bill of lading, or a full and complete record thereof made at the
				  time the same is issued, shall be kept by the carrier in numerical or
				  chronological order separate from other records for a period of three (3)
				  years, and the same shall be available for inspection by the Commission or its
				  agents.
NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 32, 8/23/95; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 49,
					 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-41 - LOAD SHEETS

Current through Register Vol. 39, No. 2, July 15, 2024
Repealed by NCUC
					 Docket No. T-100, Sub 49, 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-42 - INSPECTION OF VEHICLES, BOOKS, RECORDS, ETC

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(a)
				  Auditors, accountants, inspectors, examiners of the Public Staff or Commission
				  Staff or their agents, upon demand and display of proper credentials, shall be
				  permitted by any carrier transporting, or authorized to transport, household
				  goods or passengers over the public highways of North Carolina for compensation
				  to examine the books, records, accounts, bills of lading, or other records of
				  such carrier relating to the transportation of household goods or passengers
				  and the terminals, building, and other facilities used by such carrier in such
				  transportation business; and all such carriers shall instruct their drivers,
				  agents and employees in charge of such records and facilities to permit such
				  examination.
(b)
				  Repealed.
(c) No inspector or other
				  agent of the Commission or the Public Staff shall knowingly and wilfully
				  divulge any fact or information which may come to his knowledge during the
				  course of any such examination or inspection, except to the Commission or as
				  may be directed by the Commission or upon approval of request to the Commission
				  by the Public Staff or by a court or judge thereof. See
				  G.S.
				  62-316.
NUCU Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 14, 10/5/67; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 75, 10/27/77; NCUC Docket No.
					 M-100, Sub 109, 5/20/86; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 32, 8/23/95; NCUC Docket
					 No. T-100, Sub 49, 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-43 - SERVICE OF PAPERS

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Any citation, summons, subpoena, order or process issued by
					 the Commission in any proceeding may be served:
(1) By any peace officer authorized to serve
				  process.
(2) By any person
				  designated by the Commission to serve the same.
(3) By certified or registered mail.
Reference:
					 G.S.
					 62-62 and
					 G.S.
					 62-63.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-44 - PROCESS AGENT

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(a) All motor
				  carriers operating under certificates of public convenience and necessity, or
				  having pending applications to so operate, shall file with the Division of
				  Motor Vehicles a designation in writing of the name and post-office address of
				  a person residing in the State of North Carolina upon whom notice of
				  applications, hearings and orders in proceedings under said Act may be
				  made.
(b) In proceedings before the
				  Commission involving the lawfulness of rates, charges, or practices, service of
				  notice upon the person or agent who has filed a tariff in behalf of such
				  carrier shall be deemed to be due and sufficient service upon the
				  carrier.
NCUC Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 109, 5/20/86; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 32, 8/23/95; NCUC Docket No.
					 T-100, Sub 49, 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-45 - SCHEDULE OF FEES

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The fees and charges of the North Carolina Utilities
					 Commission for motor carriers are set forth in
					 G.S.
					 62-300.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-48-1 - PRACTICES OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS CARRIERS RELATING TO RELEASED VALUES

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(a) Motor carriers of household goods in
				  intrastate commerce in North Carolina shall use the uniform bill of lading in
				  connection with all shipments handled by them.
(b) Motor carriers of household goods shall
				  not charge rates and charges in excess of those as provided in the Maximum Rate
				  Tariff issued by the Commission.
(c) Motor carriers of household goods shall
				  not engage in or be a party to the sale of insurance coverage for any shipment
				  for the purpose of keeping declared value at a figure less than the declared
				  value stated by the shipper, nor shall such carriers at any time apply a base
				  rate applicable to a declared value when the declared value is in excess of the
				  base rate value, nor shall they include on the bill of lading or any other bill
				  for transportation services any costs incident to insurance coverage.
NCUC Docket No. T-825,
					 Sub 18, 4/15/58; NCUC Docket No. M-100, Sub 42, 9/1/71; NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 49, 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-48-2 - ADVERTISING, SOLICITATIONS, ETC., OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS CARRIERS

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(a) Household goods carriers in intrastate
				  commerce shall not use any name in the advertising, soliciting, or handling of
				  intrastate business other than the name or trade name in which their operating
				  authority is issued from the Utilities Commission.
(b) In the event that any household goods
				  carriers in intrastate commerce uses joint advertising with any national
				  carrier with which it has any connection, such advertising must state clearly
				  that the intrastate hauling is performed solely by the North Carolina carrier
				  and has no connection with the interstate carrier named in the
				  advertisement.
(c) Household goods
				  carriers operating in North Carolina intrastate commerce shall clearly display
				  their certificate of exemption numbers in any paid print or other visual form
				  of advertising.
NCUC Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 8, 6/14/66; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 49, 01/29/03;
					 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-53 - EMBARGOES

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(a) No carrier
				  holding a franchise certificate has the right to issue an embargo on intrastate
				  traffic against any carrier or any goods except upon application to, and
				  approval by, the North Carolina Utilities Commission.
(b) A franchise certificate grants certain
				  rights and the rights so granted therein presuppose a service to be rendered,
				  and any embargo establishes a condition which the carrier does not have the
				  right to impose; therefore, where the carrier desires to embargo any shipments,
				  application must be made to the Commission for approval, and then the
				  Commission will pass upon the necessity therefor.
(c) The procedure to be followed in
				  connection with an embargo will be for the carrier desiring to establish same
				  to notify the Commission in a letter with a copy to the Public Staff, sending a
				  copy of said letter to any and all carriers affected, after which the carriers
				  receiving such notice shall have three days within which to advise the
				  proponent and the Commission of their attitude thereon, after which the
				  Commission will notify all parties to the proceeding if it desires to hold a
				  public hearing thereon.
(SOURCE: N.C.U.C. Report 1943-44, p. 16.)
NCUC Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 75, 10/27/77.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-53-2 - NATIONAL EMERGENCY; ADOPTION OF MOBILIZATION ORDERS OF THE FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY ADMINISTRATION

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(a) The
				  following Orders adopted by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration for
				  control of motor transportation during the national emergency are hereby
				  adopted for application to intrastate commerce within the State of North
				  Carolina:
GENERAL ORDER ICC TM-1 - Preference and Priority for the
					 Transportation by Carriers for Hire of United States Military Personnel,
					 Accredited Civil Defense Workers and United States Mail.
GENERAL ORDER ICC TM-2 - Rail Freight Embargo - Appointment
					 of Permit Agent.
GENERAL ORDER ICC TM-3 - Motor Freight Embargo.
GENERAL ORDER ICC TM-4 - Inland Waterways Freight
					 Embargo.
GENERAL ORDER ICC TM-5 - Disposal by Carriers of
					 Undeliverable Shipments.
GENERAL ORDER ICC TM-6 - Control of Railroad Tank
					 Cars.
GENERAL ORDER ICC TM-7 - Rerouting of Rail Traffic.
GENERAL ORDER ICC TM-8 - Direction to Certain Over-The-Road
					 Motor Carriers of Property Regarding Routes, Diversions and Service to Certain
					 Destinations.
GENERAL ORDER ICC TM-9 - Direction to Certain Intercity
					 Common Carriers of Persons by Bus to Serve Certain Points.
GENERAL ORDER ICC TM-10 - Control of Motor Transport
					 Vehicles.
GENERAL ORDER ICC TM-11 - Control of Freight Shipments to
					 or within Port or Storage Areas.
GENERAL ORDER ICC TM-12 - Inventory and Disposition of
					 Shipments of Food and Medical Supplies Requisitioned by Government in
					 Possession of Railroads and Motor Carriers.
PROCEDURAL ORDER ICC TM-11-PO-1 - Procedures and
					 Delegations of Authority under General Order ICC TM-11 for Rail
					 Shipments.
GENERAL ORDER ICC TM-13 - Control of Liquid Transport
					 Vessels.
(b) The above
				  Orders of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration shall become
				  effective as to intrastate commerce within North Carolina only upon the
				  proclamation of the existence of a state of civil defense emergency by the
				  President or by concurrent resolution of the Congress.
NCUC General Order
					 Docket No. D-1, 3/1/65; NCUC General Order Docket No. D-1, Sub 1, 2/19/70; NCUC
					 Docket No. T-100, Sub 49, 01/09/04.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-54 - BUS STATIONS IN GENERAL

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(a) Adequate
				  bus station facilities commensurate with the requirements of the traveling
				  public must be provided by all motor carriers of passengers subject to the
				  jurisdiction of the Commission in cities or towns in which service is
				  rendered.
(b) All bus passenger
				  waiting rooms shall be supplied with good, pure drinking water easily
				  accessible to passengers; and shall be so lighted, heated, ventilated and
				  equipped as to render occupants of the same reasonably comfortable, the
				  circumstances of each case being considered.
(c) In all cities where the service requires
				  full time employees, or exclusive station buildings, or exclusive space in
				  buildings constructed primarily for other purposes, adequate accommodations
				  shall be provided, including comfort stations and rest rooms with running
				  water.
(d) In all towns and cities
				  where agents are employed on commission and the station is located in a place
				  with another business, adequate accommodations shall be provided, insofar as it
				  is practicable to do so, the circumstances in each instance to be taken into
				  consideration.
(e) In providing bus
				  station facilities, the gross receipts from ticket sales shall be considered as
				  a factor, but not necessarily the controlling factor in determining the cost of
				  construction, operation and maintenance of the station.
(f) All bus station waiting rooms shall be
				  equipped with a fire extinguisher, bearing the label of approval of the Fire
				  Underwriters' Association, which shall be filled and kept in good serviceable
				  condition, and shall be so placed as to be plainly visible and readily
				  accessible and easily removable from the holders; provided, however, this
				  requirement shall not apply to those ticket agencies where some other endeavor
				  is the principal business or one of the principal businesses and the selling of
				  bus tickets is incidental to such principal business or businesses.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-57 - PETITIONS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF INTERLINE TICKET ARRANGEMENT

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In any case where two or more passenger common carriers
					 cannot agree among themselves upon the establishment of interline ticket
					 arrangements, the Commission will, upon proper petition being filed with it
					 with a copy of the Public Staff by an interested carrier or the public, enter
					 into an investigation, and if justified, prescribe interline ticket
					 arrangements for use between such carriers. In considering any such petition,
					 the Commission, among other things, will take into consideration the fact of
					 whether all carriers involved have in effect a system of accounting which will
					 permit the easy checking accounting for all revenue and expenditures in
					 connection with such interline ticket arrangement, and further provided, that
					 satisfactory financial responsibility is shown by all carriers involved.
NCUC Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 75, 10/27/77.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-58 - INTERCHANGE OF EQUIPMENT

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Common carriers of passengers may interchange equipment for
					 the purpose of providing through service without change of passengers from one
					 bus to another, but no such interchange agreement shall become effective unless
					 the parties thereto shall file a true copy thereof with the Commission with a
					 copy to the Public Staff and give notice thereof to all common carriers
					 operating to, from or through the interchange point at least twenty (20) days
					 prior to the effective date of such agreement; provided, the Commission may
					 upon its own motion, or upon protest, suspend or disapprove the agreement for
					 reasons considered to be in the public interest.
NCUC Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 75, 10/27/77.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-60 - BAGGAGE

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(a) Baggage, not
				  exceeding a total weight of one hundred fifty (150) pounds shall be checked and
				  carried free of charge on each adult ticket. Baggage not exceeding a total
				  weight of seventy-five (75) pounds shall be checked and carried free of charge
				  on each half-fare ticket. No allowance shall be permitted on tickets purchased
				  for the sole purpose of avoiding payment of excess baggage.
(b) Subject to the provisions of subsection
				  (a) of this rule, the transportation of baggage and other articles that may be
				  transported in baggage service shall be governed by the uniform rules and
				  regulations of the "National Bus Traffic Association, Inc., Agent", tariff, and
				  supplements thereto or revision thereof, as filed with the
				  Commission.
(c) In all cases
				  baggage of passengers is to receive priority over express packages, and shall
				  be transported on the bus carrying the owner of said baggage when practicable.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-61 - TRANSPORTATION OF PROPERTY IN BUSES

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The transportation of property by passenger carriers, as
					 authorized by subsection (g) of
					 G.S.
					 62-262.1, shall be so limited as not to
					 interfere with the comfort and convenience of passengers.
NCUC Docket No. M-100,
					 Sub 109, 5/20/86; NCUC Docket No. T-100, Sub 32,
					 8/23/95.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-62 - SEATING PASSENGERS IN BUSES

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(a) No common
				  carrier of passengers by bus shall accept any passenger for transportation
				  whose destination is more than fifteen (15) miles without either providing such
				  passenger with a seat before departure, or advising such passenger that all
				  seats are occupied, and further advising such passenger when the next bus is
				  scheduled to depart and arrive at the passenger's destination, the next
				  schedule meaning the next scheduled of any carrier.
(b) Failure of a carrier to provide seats for
				  its passengers shall be considered as evidence that the said carrier is unable
				  or unwilling to provide buses sufficient to meet public demands and
				  needs.
(c) Subject to the other
				  provisions of this rule and to other rules and regulations promulgated by the
				  Commission, the carriers themselves have full control and discretion as to the
				  seating of passengers and the right to change such seats at any time during the
				  trip shall be reserved by the carriers.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-63 - SANITARY COACHES

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It shall be the duty of every motor carrier of passengers
					 subject to the jurisdiction of the Commission to cleanse thoroughly all
					 passenger-carrying vehicles in regular use at least once every twenty-four
					 hours, and to keep the same in a clean and sanitary condition while in
					 operation.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-64 - HEATING SYSTEM

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All passenger-carrying vehicles shall be equipped with a
					 suitable heating system sufficient to keep the same reasonably comfortable for
					 its passengers and shall be kept in such repair that fumes therefrom shall not
					 escape into the passenger compartment.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-65 - [Repealed]

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Repealed by NCUC
					 Docket No. M-100, Sub 109, 5/20/86.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-66 - BROKERS

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(a) License
				  Required. - No person, firm or association shall engage in the business of
				  broker in arranging for the transportation of passengers and their baggage by
				  motor vehicle in intrastate commerce in North Carolina without a license
				  therefor issued by the Commission upon application to the Commission, with a
				  copy of the application also being furnished to the Public Staff, and after a
				  hearing, or after notice and no protests being filed as provided by
				  G.S.
				  62-263.
(b) Evidence. - No such license shall be
				  issued unless it shall appear from the testimony offered at the hearing:
(1) That the applicant is not a bona fide
				  employee or agent of any motor carrier.
(2) That the applicant proposes to engage
				  only those motor carriers authorized by the Commission to transport passengers
				  as common carriers by motor vehicle in intrastate commerce in North
				  Carolina.
(3) That the proposed
				  service is desired and will be used by the public.
(4) That the applicant is fit, willing and
				  able to properly perform the proposed service.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-67-R2-68 - [Repealed]

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Repealed by NCUC
					 Docket No. M-100, Sub 109, 5/20/86.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-69 - INTRACITY BUS CARRIERS

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(a) Towns and
				  Municipalities. - Unless and until determined by the Commission in particular
				  cases, all towns and municipalities shall for the purpose of the administration
				  of G.S.
				  62-260 include a zone adjacent thereto as
				  follows:
(1) A zone within 1/4 mile of the
				  corporate limits if the municipality has a population of 2,500 or
				  less.
(2) A zone within 1/2 mile of
				  the corporate limits if the municipality has a population of between 2,500 and
				  10,000.
(3) A zone within 1 mile of
				  the corporate limits if the municipality has a population of between 10,000 and
				  100,000.
(4) A zone within 2 miles
				  of the corporate limits if the municipality has a population of more than
				  100,000.
(5) Municipalities whose
				  commercial zones join shall be considered as one municipality for the purpose
				  of this rule.
(6) The population of
				  any municipality, for the purpose of this rule, shall be determined by the
				  population shown by the latest United States Census.
(7) The distances referred to shall be
				  air-line distances.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-70 - APPLICATION OF RULES

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(a) Rules R2-54
				  through R2-60 shall not apply to common carriers whose operations are found by
				  the Commission to be of such a local nature as not to require compliance with
				  said rules.
(b) All facilities,
				  services and accommodations provided by these rules for intrastate passengers
				  at bus stations and on buses shall apply in like manner to interstate
				  passengers of carriers authorized to operate in both intrastate and interstate
				  commerce in North Carolina.
(c) The
				  Commission may permit relief from these rules in special cases in which it
				  finds compliance therewith unjust, impracticable, contrary to law, or
				  inconsistent with the public interest.
NCUC Docket No. T-100,
					 Sub 32, 8/23/95.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-72-R2-78 - [Repealed]

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Repealed by NCUC
					 Docket No. M-100, Sub 109, 5/20/86.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-79 - [Repealed]

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Repealed by NCUC
					 Docket No. M-100, Sub 109, 5/20/86.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 2 › Article 9 - MISCELLANEOUS › Section 11 R02-80-R2-86 - [Repealed]

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Repealed by NCUC
					 Docket No. M-100, Sub 109, 5/20/86.
North Carolina Administrative Code › Title 04 - COMMERCE › Chapter 11 - UTILITIES COMMISSION › Chapter 3 › Section 11 R03-1-10 - [Repealed]

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NCUC Docket No. M-100,
				  Sub 75, 10/27/77; NCUC Docket No. R-100, Sub 4,
				  03/09/99.