R909-2-10

R909-2-10. Permit Revocation, Suspension, and Confiscation

Last amended: 2026Length: 112 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Utah Admin. Code R909-2-10

(1) Violations of any permit that may result in the revocation, suspension, or confiscation of the permit include: (a) speeding or driving faster than the posted speed limit or the speed indicated on the permit; (b) lane travel; (c) weather; (d) load securement; (e) violations of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations; and (f) violations of the Hazardous Material Regulations. (2) Before a vehicle can be moved, it must be legal, properly permitted, and the out-of-service violations corrected. (3) Patterns of non-compliance at a motor carrier level may result in the following actions: (a) civil penalties; (b) suspension or revocation of permit privileges; or (c) an order to cease and desist operations.
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