Vermont § 1823 - Certificate of public good An individual, association, or corporation shall not operate a motor bus until the owner has obtained a certificate from the
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§ 1823. Certificate of public good An individual, association, or corporation shall not operate a motor bus until the owner has obtained a certificate from the
- Transportation Board specifying the route
over which the motor bus may operate, the number of passengers that the motor bus
may carry at any one time, the service that the motor bus shall furnish, and that
the operation of the motor bus over the proposed route will promote the general good
of the State
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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