Rule 4901:2-23-07 | Standards and proceedings for the suspension or revocation of a transportation network permit.
(A) No transportation network company may operate in this state if the commission has suspended or revoked the permit of such transportation network company.
(B) The commission may, suspend or revoke the permit issued to a transportation network company if the commission determines that the transportation network company:
(1) Knowingly omitted from, or knowingly provided false information on, and application for a permit.
(2) Failed to maintain accurate and current business information with the commission.
(3) Failed to maintain compliance with the applicable requirements established under sections 4925.03 to 4925.08 of the Revised Code and with the rules adopted under this chapter.
(C) A proceeding to suspend or revoke the permit of a transportation network company is initiated by the filing of a staff report recommending the actions to be taken by the commission. The staff report should be served upon the transportation network company by ordinary or certified United States mail.
(D) Upon the filing of a staff report as described in paragraph (C) of this rule, the commission should order the respondent to show cause why the commission should not adopt the staff's recommendations as its order. The order should require the respondent to file a written answer within fifteen days of the effective date of the order. The order should be served upon the respondent by ordinary or certified United States mail.
(E) A respondent upon whom an order described in paragraph (D) of this rule has been served must answer the order to show cause within fifteen days of its effective date. This response should contain a detailed statement indicating why the actions recommended by staff may be unjustified, mitigating circumstances or subsequent remedial measure undertaken in regards to the issues raised in the staff report, and any other information relevant to the proposed actions.
(F) If a respondent fails to answer the order to show cause as described in paragraph (D) of this rule, the commission may issue an order adopting the staff's recommendations and/or issue any other orders the commission deems necessary. If an answer is filed by the respondent, the matter should be assigned for hearing unless the answer of the respondent is deemed to be satisfactory, in which event the order to show cause may be dismissed. Such hearing should be conducted in accordance with Chapter 4901-1 of the Administrative Code.
Last updated July 10, 2023 at 9:31 AM
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