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Section 825.129 – Legal status of certificates.

(1) Notwithstanding any provision of law, no certificate issued under this chapter, or any prior law, shall be assigned or otherwise transferred except as provided in ORS 825.110. (2) No such certificate shall be construed to be a franchise or irrevocable or exclusive or to possess value for ratemaking purposes. However, upon the death of […]

Section 825.141 – Reinstatement fee after suspension of authority.

In addition to any other requirements of this chapter, a carrier whose operating authority has been suspended shall pay a reinstatement fee of $25 to the Department of Transportation before the operating authority may be reinstated, plus $5 for each vehicle issued a weight identifier under ORS 825.450, and shall demonstrate operational activity at the […]

Section 825.160 – Liability insurance of carriers.

(1) A person may not operate as a motor carrier on public highways of this state until the person has in effect a policy of public liability and property damage insurance. (2) Insurance required under this section shall be provided at minimum limits the Department of Transportation by rule may prescribe, and upon such terms, […]

Section 825.162 – Cargo insurance.

(1) A certificate or permit may not be issued to any person to operate intrastate as a for-hire carrier of freight or express until the person has in effect cargo insurance in such penal sum as the Department of Transportation may deem necessary to protect adequately the interests of the public. This policy shall bind […]

Section 825.164 – Rules for compliance with ORS 825.160 and 825.162; notice prior to cancellation of insurance; suspension of authority when insurance inoperative.

(1) The Department of Transportation by rule shall establish a system for determining how motor carriers demonstrate compliance with the insurance requirements of ORS 825.160 and 825.162. The system may require certification of compliance by the carrier or the filing of a policy with the department and may require different acts of compliance based on […]

Section 825.166 – Deposit of securities or letter of credit.

(1) In lieu of the insurance policy or surety bond, the holder of any certificate or permit may file with the Department of Transportation an irrevocable letter of credit issued by an insured institution, as defined in ORS 706.008, or money, bank or savings and loan savings certificates, or bonds, negotiable by delivery, of the […]

Section 825.168 – Self-insurance.

(1) Any for-hire carrier, engaged in interstate or interstate and intrastate operations within the State of Oregon, which is or becomes qualified as a self-insurer with the United States Department of Transportation in accordance with laws of the United States applicable to self-insurance by motor carriers, is exempt, so long as such qualification remains effective, […]

Section 825.180 – Application fee; transfer fee; refunds.

(1) In addition to the other fees prescribed in this chapter: (a) A person applying for a certificate under ORS 825.110 shall pay an application fee of $300. (b) A person applying for a permit under ORS 825.127 shall pay a fee of $50. (c) A person applying for a permit under ORS 825.102 shall […]

Section 825.200 – Rules and orders regarding uniform cargo liability and joint line rates.

(1) With respect to intrastate transportation by motor carriers, the Department of Transportation may adopt and enforce rules, and issue and enforce orders, related to: (a) Uniform cargo liability, uniform bills of lading or receipts and uniform cargo credit; and (b) Joint line rates, and routes, classifications and mileage guides for the purpose of providing […]

Section 825.202 – Department’s authority over for-hire carriers of household goods.

The Department of Transportation shall supervise and regulate the transportation of household goods by for-hire carriers and with respect to the transportation service shall: (1) After hearing, regulate and prescribe just, fair and reasonable rates, classifications and practices. (2)(a) Prescribe the kind and form of accounts, manifests, receipts and records to be used and kept […]

Section 825.204 – Regulation of shipping receipts, changes of vehicles and routes, records and mileage for carriers of household goods; rules.

The Department of Transportation may: (1) Require every person operating as a for-hire carrier of household goods to issue a receipt in triplicate for freight received for shipment, which shall contain the name of the truck operator, date and place received, name of consignor, name of consignee, destination, description of shipment, weight, rate and charges, […]

Section 825.206 – Duties of interstate carriers.

A person engaged exclusively in the conduct of interstate transportation shall: (1) Observe and comply with the laws of this state regulating traffic on its highways, or the operation of motor vehicles thereon, or limiting the size, weight or speed of motor vehicles; and (2) Observe and comply with the laws of this state and […]

Section 825.210 – Regulation of motor vehicles.

The Department of Transportation may: (1) Require the weighing of motor vehicles loaded and empty at reasonably frequent intervals; (2) Inspect and require proper equipment and markings of motor vehicles and insure the making of necessary repairs, to promote efficient and safe operation; and (3) Prescribe the character of appliances to be used on motor […]

Section 825.212 – Regulation of mileage records; distinguishing marks.

The Department of Transportation may: (1) Prescribe such methods and means as the department determines to be necessary for checking, verifying and ascertaining the number of miles traveled by each motor vehicle operated by for-hire carrier and private carrier and insure that the mileage charged for is computed on basis of extreme mileage traveled. (2) […]

Section 825.220 – Temporary rate procedures.

Notwithstanding ORS 825.202 (1), after petition by any interested person, or upon the department’s own motion, the Department of Transportation may permit the establishment or modification of rates, classifications and practices to become temporarily effective without a hearing if the department finds that such action is in the public interest. The department shall hold the […]