ACCOUNTING RECORDS AND REPORTS; BENCHMARKS Sample Clauses

ACCOUNTING RECORDS AND REPORTS; BENCHMARKS. TA Operations shall maintain accounting and other records that at all times accurately reflect the operations of the FE Locations to enable TA Operations to prepare the reports that are required by this Agreement or are reasonably requested hereunder by Freightliner from time to time. TA Operations shall permit examination of its accounts and records relating to the FE Locations, including warranty audits and other review, to be made by Freightliner at any reasonable time upon at least five days' prior notice. Freightliner will, to the extent practical and not inconsistent with Freightliner's safeguarding of Freightliner's own proprietary information, use reasonable efforts to provide to TA Operations such information from Freightliner's systems and programs as may be relevant to evaluating the performance of the FE Locations under this Agreement and the establishment of benchmarks for mutually agreed-upon goals. Freightliner and TA Operations will jointly develop mutually agreed-upon methodologies for tracking, evaluating and recording the performance of the FE Locations.
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