Haw. Code R. § 16-603-30 - Handling of COD shipments and accounting for collections
(a) Bond required. Each common or contract
carrier of property or passengers that elects to handle C.O.D. shipments shall:
(1) Obtain and file with the commission a
bond of not less than $3,000 prior to handling any C.O.D. shipment;
and
(2) Remit to consignor all
C.O.D. moneys collected on the shipments no later than ten days after delivery
to the consignee, unless consignor instructs otherwise in writing.
(b) The bond required by paragraph
(a)(1) shall:
(1) Be in a form approved by
the commission;
(2) Be filed by the
carrier as principal and by a surety company, authorized to do business in the
State, as surety;
(3) Be made
payable to:
(i) The person or persons to whom
any amount may be due on a C.O.D. shipment because the shipment was transported
by the motor carrier and the amount due was not remitted as required in
paragraph (a) (2); or
(ii) The
State; or
(iii) Both the person or
persons described in subparagraph (i) and the State;
(4) Specify the extent to which the bond
covers the motor carrier's operations. A bond may cover more than one operating
authority held by the motor carrier; and
(5)
Not be canceled on less than thirty days' written notice to the
commission
(c) When a
motor carrier has a bond or bonds on file with the commission under this
section and obtains additional operating authority, the bond or bonds shall be
revised or reissued to show that the additional operating authority is
covered.
(d) On reasonable request,
the commission will make public the name of the motor carrier's surety company
for any bond filed pursuant to this section.
(e) Remission of collections. A common or
contract carrier of property or passengers that elects to handle C.O.D.
shipments shall establish in its tariffs or schedule the following rule or a
rule of similar meaning and effect:
When handling C.O.D. shipments, this carrier will return all money collected on the shipments to the consignor no later than ten days after delivery to the consignee, unless consignor instructs otherwise in writing.
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