Inoperable Vehicles Sample Clauses

Inoperable Vehicles. No inoperable vehicles or expired licensed vehicles are allowed to be stored anywhere at or near the Premises. Any of these kinds of vehicles are subject to towing at the vehicle owner’s expense without notification.

Inoperable Vehicles. Inoperative vehicles, trailers, boats or other such vehicles will not be parked on the property of the City without prior written approval of the City. Unauthorized inoperable vehicles, vehicles with expired tags or no tags or plate, vehicles sitting with flat tires, or those otherwise unsuitable to legally drive on city streets, will be given a 24-hour notice to tow. If the violation is not corrected within 24 hours, the vehicle will be towed at the owner’s expense.

Inoperable Vehicles. In the event an employee's vehicle becomes inoperative during the performance of the employee's duties, the individual may report back to the office that day and perform office assignments as assigned. The Employer shall reimburse to the employee expenses associated with towing when such towing is the result of road conditions. The employer shall not reimburse towing expenses when such towing is the result of negligent operation of the employee's vehicle, or mechanical failure of same. Employees claiming towing expenses shall submit a receipt for the towing expense, which clearly displays the date of subject tow and a brief written description of the circumstances, which led to the need for towing.

Inoperable Vehicles. Abandoned or inoperable vehicles may be towed at owner’s expense without notice. A vehicle that has an expired registration or that has not been moved for a prolonged period of time will automatically be considered abandoned or inoperable. No vehicles are to be repaired on the property for any reason other than changing a flat time.