Fleet Monitoring Equipment Sample Clauses

Fleet Monitoring Equipment. It is required that all Drivers have an appropriate smart phone with sufficient data onboard which allows for the following functions: GPS tracking of the vehicle and trip length verification, acceptance of fares, Driver instructions and waybills etc. The smart phone must be able to support the City DaR App which is linked to the Data Management Platform. The City will propose a mechanism where the Driver will be required to log into the App and link the vehicle (for example through scanning of a code etc.). The Driver may be prompted by the App to enter the odometer readings of each trip and or the start and end of the duty as a secondary kilometre verification measure. The Base Fleet vehicles must be fitted with GPS tracking equipment, and the cost of the tracker must be included in the Vehicle related rate. Subcontracted vehicles do not require tracking equipment and will be tracked through the App.
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