Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies (Last Updated: June 14,2023) |
Title29 Public Safety and State Police |
SubTitle29-23a-1_29-23a-17. Operation of a Rotational System For Summoning Wreckers |
Sec.29-23a-1. Definitions
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As used in Sections 29-23a-1 to 29-23a-17, inclusive:
(1) "GVWR" means gross vehicle weight rating;
(2) "Light-duty service wrecker operator" means a wrecker operator with a wrecker of 11,000 pounds or greater GVWR and a one-car carrier of 14,500 pounds or greater GVWR;
(3) "Heavy-duty service wrecker operator" means a wrecker operator with two wreckers of 31,000 pounds or greater GVWR and boom capacity of 25 tons and 20 tons, respectively;
(4) "Heavy-duty-recovery service wrecker operator" means a wrecker operator with two commercially manufactured, heavy-duty hydraulic recovery wreckers, with boom capacities of a total combined rating of 50 tons, intended to service vehicles of 26,001 pounds or greater GVWR, which may include a rotator;
(5) "Rotator" means a wrecker/recovery vehicle consisting of a rotating superstructure (center post or turntable), adjusting boom, operating machinery, and one or more operator's stations mounted on a frame attached to a truck chassis. Such vehicle has the ability to lift, lower and swing loads at various radii; and
(6) "Wrecker operator" means a wrecker operator participating in the rotational system established by Sections 29-23a-1 to 29-23a-17, inclusive.
(Adopted effective April 30, 1999; Amended December 18, 2003)