S.C. Code Regs. 103-190. Tariffs Must be Filed Before Commencement of Operations

1. No motor freight carrier who operates under a Certificate may operate or perform any service under its operating authority until rates, fares, charges, classifications, and rules for the services to be performed shall have been filed with the commission. 2. All tariffs for motor carriers of household goods will include charges and references to the following services (if appropriate for the particular move): a. Transportation Charges. b. Additional Services. 1. Bulky Article Charges 2. Elevator or Stair Carry 3. Excessive Distance or Long Carry Charges 4. Packing and Unpacking 5. Labor Charges Regular and Overtime Charges 6. Piano Charges 7. Pick-Up and Delivery Extra 8. Waiting Time 9. Articles, Special Serving c. Rules and Regulations. 1. Claims (to include time frames for settlement) 2. Value, Declaration of (see also Regulation 103-173) 3. Computing Charges 4. Governing Publications, if any 5. Storage-in-Transit 6. Bill of Lading, Contract Terms, and Conditions 3. Motor vehicle carriers need only file maximum rates with the Commission and provide a copy to the ORS.