1. A. Nothing contained in this act shall be construed to authorize the operation of any freight vehicle in excess of the gross weight, width, length or height authorized by law.
2. B. Any person who willfully advertises to perform transportation services for which he does not hold a proper certificate or permit shall be in violation of this act and subject to the penalties prescribed for contempt of the Commission.
3. C. All certificates or permits issued by the Commission under any law of the state relating to motor carriers shall contain the provision that the Commission reserves to itself authority to suspend and/or cancel any such certificate or permit for the violation, on the part of the applicant or any operator or operators of any motor vehicle to be operated thereunder, of any law of the State of Oklahoma or any rule adopted by the Commission; and the Commission may cancel the certificate of any motor carrier operating as an intrastate carrier, who shall fail to remit to the consignor, within ten (10) days after collection from the consignee, of any or all C.O.D. charges or collections.
4. D. Certificates or permits shall be considered personal to the holder thereof and shall be issued only to some definite legal entity operating motor vehicles as a motor carrier of household goods or used emigrant movables, and shall not be subject to lease, nor shall the holder thereof sublet or permit the exercise, by another, in anywise, of the rights or privileges granted thereunder; provided, nothing herein contained shall be construed to prohibit the Commission, in case the necessities of public convenience require temporary service over any route, to grant authority to another motor carrier to render such service, upon compliance with the other provisions of law applicable to other motor carriers.

Added by Laws 1929, HB 19, c. 253, § 11, emerg. eff. June 28, 1929; Amended by Laws 1933, HB 656, c. 156, § 5, emerg. eff. April 12, 1933; Amended by Laws 1968, HB 1114, c. 190, § 10, eff. September 30, 1968; Amended by Laws 1995, HB 1283, c. 143, § 28, eff. November 1, 1995.