52 Pa. Code § 1025.4 - Applications to self-insure
(a) A
taxicab or limousine certificate holder may file an application with the
Authority to act as self-insurer of all or part of its bodily injury, property
damage or cargo damage claims. In support of its application, the applicant
shall submit a true and accurate statement of its financial condition which
establishes its capability to satisfy its insurance obligations as they become
due, a self-insurance plan which includes adequate security to protect the
public and a description of its safety program including its past accident
record. A self-insurance applicant shall agree in the application to grant the
Authority power to rescind approval of self-insurer status, without hearing, if
the Authority determines that the public interest demands it.
(b) In reviewing self-insurance applications,
the Authority will examine the following factors in determining whether
approval will be granted:
(1) The net worth of
the certificate holder in relationship to the size of its operation and the
nature and extent of its request for self-insurer status. The evidence must
demonstrate the certificate holder's financial capability to adjust and pay
insurance obligations as they become due before approval will be
granted.
(2) The organization of
the certificate holder's proposed self-insurance program including the adequacy
of security to protect the public. Security may be in the form, but is not
limited to, one or more of the following:
(i)
Reserves.
(ii) Sinking
funds.
(iii) Third party financial
guarantees.
(iv) Parent company or
affiliate sureties.
(v) Excess
insurance coverage.
(vi) Other
similar arrangements.
(3)
The effectiveness of the certificate holder's safety program. The Authority
will look closely at the average number and average cost of accident losses
over the past three years in determining whether self-insurance is
feasible.
(c) Authority
approval of a self-insurance application may be made conditional on revisions
in the applicant's proposed self-insurance plan, safety program or standards
for adjustment and payment of claims, as well as requirements of periodic
financial filings with the Authority.
(d) Authority approval of self-insurance
status is subject to the issuance of a self-insurance certificate to the motor
carrier by the Department of Transportation as required under 67 Pa. Code
§223.5 (relating to certificate) for vehicles registered in this
Commonwealth.
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