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Sixth Revised Volume No. 1

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Effective Date: 10/01/2002, Docket: RP02-421-000, Status: Effective

Original Sheet No. 2415A Original Sheet No. 2415A : Effective

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Section 17

(Continued)

1.3.64 At a minimum, the Transportation Service Providers (TSP) should be

responsible for accommodating Title Transfer Tracking (TTT)

services at all points identified by the TSP as pooling points,

where TTT services are requested. In absence of existing pooling

points or in addition to existing pooling points where access to

TTT activity is not reasonably accessible for supply receipt

locations covered by an OBA, TSPs should be responsible for

accommodating TTT at no less than one location.

1.3.65 The Title Transfer Tracking services should be supported by means

of the nominations, quick responses and scheduled quantities

processes. At the Transportation Service Provider's election, the

confirmation process may also be utilized with Title Transfer

Tracking Service Providers within the TSP's system.

1.3.66 All Third Party Account Administrators (3PADS) wishing to provide

title transfer tracking services shall so notify the

Transportation Service Provider (TSP). All coordination between

3PADS and a TSP should be performed under a contract between the

parties. Where the TSP is a Title Transfer Tracking Service

Provider on its system, tariff provisions (terms, conditions and

rates) or general terms and conditions of the TSP, may take the

place of a contract.

1.3.67 Upon reasonable request of the Third Party Account Administrator

(3PAD), Transportation Service Providers should provide the 3PAD

with one of the following for conducting title transfer tracking

(TTT) activity:

1) location code(s);

2) contract identifier(s) used in the exchange of

transactional data; or

3) both one and two above.

In any event TTT activity is always performed at or with respect

to a location (physical or logical).