Nevada § 706.439 Department authorized to issue written approval at time of registration or licensing of carrier’s fleet; Department authorized to charge fee for application for written approval not submitted in conjunction with such registration or licensing

Nevada Statutes

§ 706.439 — Department authorized to issue written approval at time of registration or licensing of carrier’s fleet; Department authorized to charge fee for application for written approval not submitted in conjunction with such registration or licensing

Nevada § 706.439

Title 58ENERGY; PUBLIC UTILITIES AND SIMILAR ENTITIES

Ch. 706Motor

Written Approval for Certain Common Carriers of Property

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 706.439 (2026).

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1.The Department may issue its written approval in conjunction with the registration or licensing of a carrier’s fleet or equipment or at such time as an application for the written approval is received.

2.If the Department receives an application for written approval which is not submitted in conjunction with the registration or licensing of a carrier’s fleet or equipment, it may charge a fee not to exceed $50 to act upon that application.

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1. The Department may issue its written approval in conjunction with the registration or licensing of a carrier’s fleet or equipment or at such time as an application for the written approval is received.
2. If the Department receives an application for written approval which is not submitted in conjunction with the registration or licensing of a carrier’s fleet or equipment, it may charge a fee not to exceed $50 to act upon that application.