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The document is a California Public Utilities Commission form (PL-664) for passenger carrier equipment reporting. It requires transportation companies to provide detailed information about their vehicles, including carrier information, vehicle specifications, and certification of insurance coverage. The form is used for new applications, renewals, updates, or refile applications and mandates timely reporting of any vehicle changes. Instructions for completion and submission are included.

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How long does it take to get a TCP?

The TCP application process typically takes about 2 weeks, but many individuals opt for a 2-4 week timeframe to secure the most appropriate insurance policy for long-term cost savings.

How much does it cost to get a TCP license in California?

Step 1: Drive to an authorised PUC testing center with your vehicle. Step 2: Give your vehicle for a pollution check. Step 3: Once your vehicle passes the pollution test, the authorities will issue a PUC certificate. Step 4: Pay the applicable fee to the authorities.

How much does it cost to get a money transmitter license in California?

Applicants for the California Money Transmitter License must pay a $5,000 application fee when submitting their license application.

What is the difference between a TCP and a taxi?

TCP/TNCs and Taxicabs Distinguished Taxis are licensed and regulated by cities and counties, while charter-party carriers/TNCs operate under authority from the CPUC, subject to the Public Utilities Code and CPUC regulations. Taxis have meters and top lights; charter-party/TNC vehicles do not have either one.

How to become a TCP driver in California?

Applying for Your TCP Fill out a Charter-Party Carrier of Passengers application packet. Provide the License Section with insurance and vehicle information. Enroll in a Controlled Substance and Alcohol Testing Program (CSAT). Contact the Ground Transportation Unit of all airports on your route. Display your TCP numbers.