CHP Inspections Sample Clauses

CHP Inspections. Upon inspection of CONTRACTOR’s courtesy and employee shuttle(s) by the California Highway Patrol (CHP), CONTRACTOR shall provide COUNTY with a copy of each CHP vehicle inspection report. Any shuttle cited for having unsafe operating equipment shall be immediately removed from service until all deficiencies have been corrected. CONTRACTOR shall replace shuttle taken out of service within one hour, with an equivalent substitute shuttle. CONTRACTOR shall review and retrain drivers on proper shuttle inspection procedures, and a copy of each CHP vehicle inspection report, retraining materials, and training sign-off sheets shall be submitted to COUNTY when completed. Failure of any shuttle to pass a CHP inspection shall result in assessment of penalties in accordance with Attachment C – Schedule of Deductions.
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CHP Inspections. Upon inspection of Contractor’s courtesy and employee shuttle(s) by the California Highway Patrol (CHP), Contractor shall provide County with a copy of each CHP vehicle inspection report. Any shuttle cited for having unsafe operating equipment shall be immediately removed from service until all deficiencies have been corrected. Contractor shall replace shuttle taken out of service within one hour, with an equivalent substitute shuttle. Contractor shall review and retrain drivers on proper shuttle inspection procedures, and a copy of each CHP vehicle inspection report, retraining materials, and training sign-off sheets shall be submitted to County when completed. Failure of any shuttle to pass a CHP inspection shall result in assessment of penalties in accordance with Attachment C – Schedule of Deductions.
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