Or. Admin. Code § 750-010-0001 - Definitions
As used in OAR Chapter 750:
(1)
"Administrator" means the Board Administrative Officer appointed under ORS 822.260.
(2) "Board", "SBOT", Tow Board", or "Towing Board" means the State Board of
Towing.
(3) "Compensation" means something given or received as
payment including, but not limited to bartering, tips, monies, trades, donations, or services.
(4) "DMV" means the Oregon Department of Transportation, Driver and Motor
Vehicle Services.
(5) "Industry" means the collective tow
operators, tow businesses, and other entities working in the tow and recovery professions.
(6) "Law" means a written statute passed by the Oregon
Legislature.
(7) "Non Preference Towing" means the rotational
list of towing businesses established by Oregon State Police under ORS 181A.350.
(8) "OAR" means an Oregon Administrative Rule adopted by the Board and
filed with the Oregon Secretary of State.
(9) "ODOT" means Oregon
Dept. of Transportation.
(10) "ORS" mean Oregon Revised Statute,
written laws passed by the Oregon Legislature.
(11) "OSP" means
Oregon State Police.
(12) "Respondent" means the person or entity
to whom a formal enforcement action is issued.
(13) "Special
Committee" or "Subcommittee" means a standing, special, ad hoc, or other committee comprised of no more than
three Board Members created to assist with the work of the Board as assigned.
(14) "Tower" or "Tow Operator" means an individual who operates a tow or
recovery vehicle for compensation, which may include, but is not limited to, the impounding, transporting, or
storage of unauthorized vehicles, or the disposal of abandoned vehicles.
(15) "Towing Business" means an individual, partnership, corporation, or
other business entity that owns or operates a tow or recovery vehicle for commercial purposes.
(16) "Tow Certificate" or "Towing Business Certificate" means a towing or
recovery vehicle business certificate issued by DMV under ORS 822.205.
(17) "Tow Truck" means a motor vehicle operated for compensation equipped
with equipment designed and intended for towing or the recovery of wrecked, disabled, or abandoned vehicles
or other objects creating a hazard on the public roadways. If a tow operator, or tow truck owner business,
profits, benefits, or is compensated for operation of the vehicle in towing or recovery, the vehicle must be
considered a tow truck under OAR Chapter 750.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 822.265, ORS 822.260
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 822.265, ORS 822.260
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