Nevada Code § 706.291

Liability insurance required to be provided by certain motor carriers; Authority and Department to designate amounts; Authority and Department jointly to prescribe amounts and forms by regulation
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1. The Authority shall require every fully
regulated carrier and every operator of a tow car, within such time and in such
amounts as the Authority may designate, to file with the Authority in a form
required and approved by the Authority a liability insurance policy, or a
certificate of insurance in lieu thereof, or a bond of a surety company, or
other surety, in such reasonable sum as the Authority may deem necessary to
protect adequately the interests of the public.
2. The Department shall require every
other common and contract motor carrier and every private carrier, within such
time and in such amounts as the Department may designate, to file with the
Department in a form required and approved by the Department a liability
insurance policy, or a certificate of insurance in lieu thereof, a bond of a
surety company, or other surety, in such reasonable sum as the Department may
deem necessary to protect adequately the interests of the public. In
determining the amount of liability insurance or other surety required of a
carrier pursuant to this subsection, the Department shall create a separate
category for vehicles with a manufacturers gross vehicle weight rating of less
than 26,000 pounds and impose a lesser requirement with respect to such
vehicles.
3. The liability insurance policy or
certificate, policy or bond of a surety company or other surety must bind the
obligors thereunder to pay the compensation for injuries to persons or for loss
or damage to property resulting from the negligent operation of the carrier.
4. The Authority and the Department may
jointly prescribe by regulation the respective amounts and forms required by
subsections 1 and 2.

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