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Test your knowledge of passenger carriers: Answers

  1. All of the above. The vehicle operator that meets all four points above is eligible but not required to use the exception to most federal safety regulations in 390.3(f)(6). A carrier must weigh the risks versus benefits of using an exception from rules meant to uphold safety.
  2. True. The CDL and drug testing rules apply to drivers of vehicles that meet the definition in 382.107 and 383.5. Compensation or lack thereof is not considered. Operating for a non-profit organization does not affect the safety rules that apply to the vehicle and driver.
  3. $1,500.00. Per 387.33, the minimum insurance level for 9 to 15-passenger vehicles in for-hire operations is $1,500,000. The carrier would be responsible for any deductible costs or claims over the insured amount. Carrying the minimum insurance may need to be evaluated in the age of larger verdicts.