Virginia law requires transportation service providers such as TNC brokers, motor carriers, and excursion train operators to obtain a license, permit, or certificate before offering services. Violations, including convictions or civil penalties, can result in a 12-month license denial. Additionally, motor carriers must display an identification marker on their vehicles unless operating interstate with proper registration.
Anyone operating, offering, or arranging passenger transportation for compensation, including TNC brokers, motor carriers, and excursion train operators, must obtain a license, permit, or certificate.
Violators who are convicted or penalized civilly will face a 12-month denial of their license, permit, or certificate after the final judgment or penalty is imposed.
Yes, all motor carriers must display an identification marker on each vehicle unless they are operating interstate with a valid single state registration receipt.
Certain exemptions may apply, but generally, operating without a license, permit, or certificate when required is unlawful unless explicitly exempted in the law.