RSA 38-A Municipal Transit Authority
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38-A:19 Public Utilities Commission.
The authority shall not be subject to regulation by the New Hampshire public utilities commission except that such authority may not conduct its operations beyond the city or town limits in which it is located without the approval of the public utilities commission pursuant to procedure provided by the statute and regulations covering said commission pertaining to similar service by other common carriers operating under the jurisdiction of said commission. Source. 1963, 278:1, eff. Sept. 1, 1963.
38-A:19 Public Utilities Commission.
The authority shall not be subject to regulation by the New Hampshire public utilities commission except that such authority may not conduct its operations beyond the city or town limits in which it is located without the approval of the public utilities commission pursuant to procedure provided by the statute and regulations covering said commission pertaining to similar service by other common carriers operating under the jurisdiction of said commission. Source. 1963, 278:1, eff. Sept. 1, 1963.
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