Free Transportation Clause Samples
The Free Transportation clause provides that certain transportation services will be offered at no cost to a specified party, typically within the context of delivering goods or providing access to a location. This clause may apply to the shipment of products from a seller to a buyer, or to the movement of personnel or equipment as part of a service agreement. By clearly stating that transportation fees are waived, the clause helps avoid disputes over logistics costs and ensures that the receiving party is not unexpectedly charged for transportation, thereby promoting transparency and cost certainty in the agreement.
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Free Transportation. 33.1 The City shall provide free transportation upon its regular bus service as follows: • to full-time employees; • to pensioners; • to spouses of pensioners; • to widows and widowers of deceased employees; • to deferred pensioners who have at least 25 years of service and their spouses.
Free Transportation. 36.1 Employees covered by this Agreement, and those dependent upon them for support, will be given the same consideration in granting free transportation as is granted other employees in service. This does not refer to special free transportation which may be issued to employees in train service on account of the necessary requirements of that service.
36.2 Union representatives representing employees covered by this Agreement will be granted the same consideration as is granted Union Representatives representing employees in other branches of the service.
Free Transportation. The City shall provide free transportation upon its regular bus service as follows:
Free Transportation. The District will provide free transportation over its lines during normal hours of operation to full time employees and pensioners and their spouses and dependent children provided they properly display their District identification card. • Dependent children under the age of five (5) years will not be required to display their identification cards. Dependent children includes unmarried children (including legally adopted children) to their nineteenth (19th) birthday, or to their twenty-third (23rd) birthday if they are enrolled full time at an accredited institution of learning provided such children are dependent on the employee for their support and maintenance. • There will be a ten dollar ($10) fee to replace an employee’s identification card. Dependents will be charged a ten dollar ($10) fee to replace a dependent’s first identification card. The fee to replace any subsequent dependent’s identification card shall be twenty dollars ($20). These fees may be waived by the District upon verifiable proof of the reasonableness of loss or destruction. The District will provide two (2) identification cards to BPOA for representatives designated by name by the Association authorizing free transportation on the system. Failure to properly display identification or any attempt to misuse this privilege will be cause for refused entry into the system, revocation of privilege and/or disciplinary action. Pass privileges will be revoked when an employee is terminated from the District. Spouses’ pass privileges terminate upon dissolution of marriage. Spouse’s and eligible dependent children’s pass privileges shall continue upon the retirement of an employee. When an employee who has retired from District service dies: 1) his/her spouse’s pass privileges shall terminate upon the surviving spouse’s remarriage; 2) eligible dependent children’s pass privileges shall terminate five (5) years after the retiree’s death or upon the expiration of the time periods set forth in this Provision, whichever occurs first. If an employee dies as the result of a District job-related accident, the following shall occur: 1) the surviving spouse’s pass privileges shall terminate five (5) years after the employee’s death or upon the surviving, spouse’s remarriage, whichever occurs first; 2) eligible dependent children’s pass privileges shall terminate five (5) years after the employee’s death or, upon the expiration of the time periods set forth in this Provision, whichever occurs first....
Free Transportation. Free transportation on Capital Area Transportation Authority vehicles shall be provided to the employee, spouse and dependent children. All pass holders shall display the pass to the driver upon boarding. Any abuse or transferring of this pass by a person to whom it is issued shall result in the termination of this privilege to the party concerned. These same privileges shall be provided all retirees and spouses.
Free Transportation. A. Employees covered by this Agreement and their immediate families will be granted the same transportation privileges granted by the Company to other employees.
B. To the extent permitted by law and government regulations, space available passes over the Company’s system will be issued on an individual basis for use in connection with travel required to administer this Agreement to:
1) The duly accredited representatives of the Union as defined in this Agreement who are employees of the Company; and
2) The President of TC Local 1976 and/or designee.
Free Transportation. All members of the Union in the service of the Authority, the spouse and all IRS qualified child dependents of the active members are entitled to free transportation on all vehi- cles operated by the Authority. This spouse and the qualified child dependents may be charged a nominal service charge of less than $10.00 per pass each year for administrative costs of free transportation pass. The Authority will initiate the spousal and the qualified child dependent transportation pro- gram as soon as practicable. Besides spouses and qualified child dependents of active members, pensioners will be per- mitted to ride on any coach with their passes without payment of any fare.
Free Transportation. All employees covered by this Agreement shall be provided free transportation over all the Company’s lines upon presentation of proper identification to be furnished to the employee by the Company without charge. The Company agrees to issue annual passes to the spouse of each employee. The Company further agrees to issue passes to totally dependent children of employees under nineteen (19) years of age. Free transportation will be granted to the employee, the spouse and dependent children of any retired employee for life. Upon the death of any retired employee, or an active employee who has ten (10) years or more of service, the spouse and dependent children will be granted free transportation for life or until the remarriage of the spouse. For the purpose of this paragraph the definition of dependent children will be the same as contained in paragraph 1 hereof.
Free Transportation. Section 1. All employees in uniform shall be entitled to free transportation over all lines owned and operated by the City. All pensioners of Lincoln City Lines, Inc., on July 16, 1971, their wives and widows of deceased pensioners on said date, shall be granted free transportation. All passes or tickets used under the provisions of this Article shall be nontransferable.
Section 2. All work shall begin and end at StarTran. Employees may have a ride to and from their relief points.
Free Transportation. Upon presentation of a properly authorized pass, all employees shall be entitled to free transportation on all light rail or commuter rail trains and buses except Chartered, Special or Sightseeing buses or trains.