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(a) An application for a permit must specifically describe the vehicle and the load to be moved, the origin, destination, proposed route, date and times of movement, and other items pertinent to the operation of the vehicle under the permit and requested on the application form provided by the division. The application must describe the characteristics of the vehicle or load that create the necessity for the permit and, if the applicant believes that the vehicle or load is a non-divisible vehicle or load, an explanation of the reasons for this belief.
(b) An application for a permit is a certification by the applicant that the information on the application is correct, that the applicant is a duly authorized representative of the owner or lessee of the vehicle, and that the vehicle driver, owner, and lessee will comply with the conditions and restrictions indicated in the permit.
(c) As a condition for issuance of a permit, the driver, owner, and lessee of the vehicle for which the permit was issued shall agree to indemnify and hold the state and its officers, agents, and employees harmless from suit, damages, and other claims arising as a result of the movement of the vehicle or load under the permit. If the department determines it to be in the state's best interest, the department will require the posting of a surety bond or other suitable instrument, conditioned upon the satisfaction of liability for injury to persons or damage to property arising as a result of the movement of the vehicle or load under the permit.
History: Eff. 10/7/2001, Register 160
Authority: AS 19.05.010
Editor's note: As of Register 162 (July 2002), the regulations attorney made a technical revision under AS 44.62.125 (b)(6), to 17 AAC 25.330(c) .
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