South Carolina § 58-23-570 Information which shall be furnished in application for class D certificate.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 58-23-570 — Information which shall be furnished in application for class D certificate.

South Carolina·Title 58 PUBLIC UTILITIES, SERVICES AND CARRIERS·Ch. 23 MOTOR VEHICLE CARRIERS

In an application for a certificate D the applicant shall state, besides the other matters by law provided:

(1)The carrying capacity as given by the manufacturer of the motor vehicle;

(2)The route on which the motor vehicle is to be used;

(3)Whether reserve or substitute cars are maintained by the applicant to be used only in emergencies and, if so, the number of such reserve and substitute cars and a complete description of each;

(4)The length of the route in miles on improved public highways in this State;

(5)The weight of the vehicle when empty; and (6) The schedule under which the vehicle shall operate during the ensuing year.

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In an application for a certificate D the applicant shall state, besides the other matters by law provided: (1) The carrying capacity as given by the manufacturer of the motor vehicle; (2) The route on which the motor vehicle is to be used; (3) Whether reserve or substitute cars are maintained by the applicant to be used only in emergencies and, if so, the number of such reserve and substitute cars and a complete description of each; (4) The length of the route in miles on improved public highways in this State; (5) The weight of the vehicle when empty; and (6) The schedule under which the vehicle shall operate during the ensuing year.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 58-1437; 1952 Code SECTION 58-1437; 1942 Code SECTION 8512; 1932 Code SECTION 8512; 1925 (34) 252; 1930 (36) 1068; 1938 (40) 1915.