loaded miles definition

loaded miles means the number of miles traveled on New Mexico roads when the vehicle or vehicle combination is transporting any load, regardless of whether a fee is charged for the transportation; and
loaded miles means miles traversed by the Equipment when transporting cargo pursuant to Carrier’s dispatch and authorization; (ii) “dispatched empty miles” (or “authorized deadhead miles”) means miles traversed by the Equipment when not transporting cargo pursuant to Carrier’s dispatch and authorization, and (iii) “empty miles” means miles traversed by the Equipment under all other circumstances.
loaded miles means (1) miles driven Fridays, with students from the schools, when the final destination points are unloading points for students who loaded at the schools, and (2) miles driven Sundays, from the initial student loading point, to the campus, when the schools are the final destination point.

More Definitions of loaded miles

loaded miles means the ambulance transport of a patient from site of pick up to destination. “Medical call-taker” or “emergency medical dispatcher” means a person in the employ of or acting
loaded miles means for any Shipments, the total miles that CF Delaware's trailers travel with such Shipments on board.

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