long-distance service. (see “Interexchange Service”).
long-distance service means a scheduled or unscheduled public transport service, other than a service for commuting, that is provided beyond the boundary of the area covered by an integrated transport plan, where passengers are charged fares individually, as contemplated in section 65 of the NLTA;
long-distance service means a scheduled or unscheduled public transport 35 operated by road, other than a service for commuting, that is provided beyond the of the area covered by a transport plan, where passengers are charged fares individually;
More Definitions of long-distance service
long-distance service means a scheduled or unscheduled public transport service other than a service for commuting, that is provided beyond the boundary of the area covered by a transport plan, where passengers are charged fares individually;
long-distance service or “toll service” means the transmission of two-way interactive switched voice communication between local exchange areas for which charges are made on a per-unit basis.
long-distance service means telecommunications service between local exchange areas that originate and terminate within the state;
long-distance service or “Interexchange Service” shall mean, in accordance footnote 98 of the TRRO, telecommunications service between stations in different exchange areas.
long-distance service. ’ means a scheduled or unscheduled public transport 25
long-distance service. (see “Interexchange Service”). May 7, 2007/msd/BullsEye Telecom/TRO-TRRO/NE Amendment to CDS-040226-0002 (version 3-8-07) 5
long-distance service has the same meaning as “Interexchange Service”.