§ 61B-05 — Authorization – Term of Authorization

§ 61B-05 Authorization – Term of Authorization.

(a) New Authorizations. A new Commuter-Van Service Authorization will remain in effect until the authorization is revoked by the Commission or by the Commissioner of Transportation. (b) TLC License Renewals. The renewal term of the TLC license is two years from the date on which the previous license expired. (c) No Temporary Authorization. The Commission will not issue a temporary authorization to operate a Commuter-Van Service. (d) When to File for Renewal. (1) A renewing Applicant must file a completed application at least 60 days before the expiration date of the license. (2) Application Submission Date. (i) Applications filed online: The date of submission is the date an application is filed online. (ii) Applications filed by mail: The date of submission is the postmark date. (iii) Applications filed in person: The date of submission is the date an application is filed in person. (3) The Commission will not accept a renewal application after the expiration date of the license. If the application is not filed before the expiration date, the license cannot be renewed. (e) Suspended Licenses. (1) If an Authorization is suspended, the Licensee must file for renewal as required in (c) above if the Licensee wants to renew the Authorization. Failure to complete the renewal requirements means that the Authorization cannot be renewed. (2) An Authorization that is suspended is not Valid and cannot be used until the suspension ends. This is true even if the Applicant has filed an application for a renewal. (Amended City Record 6/15/2017, eff. 7/15/2017)