Local Telecommunications Traffic means telecommunications traffic between a LEC and a CMRS provider that, at the beginning of the call, originates and terminates within the same Major Trading Area (“MTA”), as defined in 47 CFR Section 24.202(a).
Local Telecommunications Traffic is defined for all purposes under this Agreement Local Service Area traffic that (a) is originated by a customer of one Party on that Party's network, (b) terminates to a customer of the other Party on the other Party's network within the same Major Trading Area (MTA), and (c) may be handled pursuant to an agreement between the originating Party and a carrier which performs only a transiting function for the originating Party in lieu of a direct connection between the Parties, provided that the service provided by Cingular is a two-way Mobile Service. For purposes of determining originating and terminating points, the originating or terminating point for Sandhill shall be the end office serving the calling or called party, and for Cingular shall be the originating or terminating cell site location which services the calling or called party at the beginning of the call.
Local Telecommunications Traffic for the purpose of reciprocal compensation is telecommunications traffic between a LEC and a CMRS provider that, at the beginning of the call, originates and terminates with the same Major Trading Area.
Examples of Local Telecommunications Traffic in a sentence
Charges billed to Sprint by CLEC for the transport and termination of Local Telecommunications Traffic will be equal to those that Sprint assesses the CLEC for the same services.
The rate for Reciprocal Compensation for Local Telecommunications Traffic exchanged indirectly shall be $0.015 per minute.
The Parties agree that traffic that is directly or indirectly delivered, may be rated and recorded as Local Telecommunications Traffic subject to Reciprocal Compensation, but may have originated and terminated in different MTAs and therefore, is InterMTA Traffic.
Billing for Local Telecommunications Traffic shall be based on the aggregated measured usage less traffic recorded as local that is deemed InterMTA Traffic based on the default factor provided in §5.2. The rate for Reciprocal Compensation for Local Telecommunications Traffic exchanged directly shall be $0.012 per minute.
The Parties agree to xxxx each other for Local Telecommunications Traffic as described in this Agreement unless the Local Telecommunications Traffic exchanged between the Parties is balanced and falls within an agreed upon threshold ("Traffic Balance Threshold").
More Definitions of Local Telecommunications Traffic
Local Telecommunications Traffic for purposes of compensation under this agreement is defined as telecommunications traffic that (a) is originated by a customer of one Party on that Party's network, (b) terminates to a customer of the other Party on the other Party's network within the same Major Trading Area (MTA), and (c) may be handled pursuant to an agreement between the originating Party and a carrier which performs only a transiting function for the originating Party in lieu of a direct connection between the Parties, provided that the customer of SPCS is a two-way CMRS customer and receives mobile service on a wireless, mobile basis as described in 47 U.S.C. §153(27). For purposes of determining whether traffic originates or terminates within the same MTA, and therefore whether the traffic is local under this Agreement, the originating or terminating point for Hargray shall be the end office serving the calling or called party, and for SPCS shall be the originating or terminating cell site location which services the calling or called party at the beginning of the call.
Local Telecommunications Traffic is defined for all purposes under this Agreement as Telecommunications traffic that is originated on one Party's network, and terminated on the other Party's network within the same Major Trading Area (MTA). Local Telecommunications Traffic may be handled pursuant to an approved interconnection agreement between the originating Party and a carrier, which performs only a contractual transiting function for the originating Party in lieu of a direct connection between the Parties, provided that the service provided by AWCC is a two-way mobile service. For purposes of determining originating and terminating points, the originating or terminating point for LTC shall be the end office serving the calling or called party, and for AWCC shall be the originating or terminating cell site location which services the calling or called party at the beginning of the call.
Local Telecommunications Traffic is defined for purposes of compensation under this Agreement as Local Service Area traffic that (a) is originated by a customer of one Party on that Party's network, (b) terminates to a customer of the other Party on the other Party's network within the same Major Trading Area (MTA), and (c) may be handled pursuant to an agreement between the originating Party and a carrier which performs only a transiting function for the originating Party in lieu of a direct connection between the Parties, provided that the service provided by SPCS is a two-way Mobile Service. For purposes of determining originating and terminating points, the originating or terminating point for Wood County shall be the end office serving the calling or called party, and for SPCS shall be the originating or terminating cell site location which services the calling or called party at the beginning of the call.
Local Telecommunications Traffic is defined for purposes of compensation under this Agreement as Local Service Area traffic that (a) is originated from one carrier on that carrier’s network, (b) terminates on the other carrrier’s network within the same Major Trading Area (MTA), and (c) may be handled pursuant to an agreement between the originating carrier and a carrier which performs only a transiting function for the originating carrier in lieu of a direct connection between the Parties, provided that the service provided by CARRIER is a two-way Mobile Service. For purposes of determining originating and terminating points, the originating or terminating point for RNK shall be the rate center serving the calling or called party’s number (i.e., NPA NXX), and for CARRIER shall be the originating or terminating cell site location that services the calling or called party at the beginning of the call (or, in the absence of such information, the same as RNK – i.e., the calling or called party’s NPA NXX rate center).
Local Telecommunications Traffic is defined for all purposes under this Agreement as Telecommunications traffic that is originated on one Party's network, and terminated on the other Party's network within the same Major Trading Area (MTA). Local Telecommunications Traffic may be handled pursuant to an approved interconnection agreement between the originating Party and a carrier, which performs only a contractual transiting function for the originating Party in lieu of a direct connection between the Parties, provided that the service provided by VZW is a two- way mobile service. For purposes of determining originating and terminating points, the originating or terminating point for FMTC shall be the end office serving the calling or called party, and for VZW shall be the originating or terminating cell site location which services the calling or called party at the beginning of the call.
Local Telecommunications Traffic is for all purposes under this Agreement, as defined by the FCC in 47 C.F.R. § 51.701(b)(2). For purposes of determining originating and terminating points, the originating or terminating point for The Xxxxxxx Companies shall be the end office serving the calling or called party, and for Sprint Spectrum shall be the originating or terminating cell site location which services the calling or called party at the beginning of the call.
Local Telecommunications Traffic or “IntraMTA Traffic” is defined as that telecommunications traffic which originates and terminates within the same major trading area (“MTA”), as defined in 47 C.F.R. §24.202(a). For purposes of determining whether traffic originates and terminates within the same MTA, and therefore whether the traffic is local, the location of the end office serving the landline end user and the location of the cell site that serves the mobile end user at the beginning of the call shall be used.