MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITY AND INSPECTION RIGHTS Sample Clauses

MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITY AND INSPECTION RIGHTS. BMC shall conduct pre- and post-inspections of the TSP Vehicle, complete required reports, and promptly notify Ryder of any TSP Vehicle condition issues. Ryder will not be liable for any FMCSA violations or other citations. For TSP Vehicles operated in California, LP shall be responsible for the maintenance of the TSP Vehicle maintenance files and periodic vehicle inspections required by the Basic Inspection of Terminals (BIT) program. Instructions for pre- and post-trip inspections are provided in the TSP Platform and BMC shall comply with all such instructions. BMC agrees to be responsible and pay for all mechanical damage to the TSP Vehicle caused by: (i) BMC's breach of any provision of the TSP Documentation; (ii) BMC's failure to maintain adequate oil, fluids, coolants, and water levels in the engine; and/or (iii) BMCs neglect of any necessary servicing or maintenance of the TSP Vehicle during the rental period. BMC will not perform, and Ryder will not be responsible for, any service, repairs, or other maintenance to the TSP Vehicle during the rental period unless Ryder gives prior written authorization for such work. Ryder may inspect the TSP Vehicle at any time wherever it is located. In accordance with the owner's manual, the engine in the TSP Vehicle may require Diesel Exhaust Fluid or a similar additive (DEF). All charges for DEF are BMC's responsibility. Failure to maintain required tank levels or adding non DEF fluids to this tank may cause TSP Vehicle derate or system damage. Any failure to maintain required proper DEF fluid level is driver abuse and BMC is responsible for all mechanical damage resulting from such failure. Where applicable, instructions for DPF regeneration may be located on the backside of the driver’s side sun visor. It is BMC’s sole responsibility to properly and timely perform the regeneration. Any failure to perform DPF regeneration is driver abuse and BMC is responsible for all costs necessary to repair and tow the TSP Vehicle as well as any other mechanical damages resulting from such failure.
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MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITY AND INSPECTION RIGHTS. Ryder shall cause to be conducted pre- and post-inspections of the TSP Vehicle, complete required reports, and promptly notify LP of any TSP Vehicle condition issues. LP shall be responsible for ensuring that each TSP Vehicle has a decal, sticker, or other documentation evidencing a valid and current Federal Annual Safety Inspection. LP will not be liable for any FMCSA violations or other citations unless due to the actions or omissions of LP. For TSP Vehicles operated in California, LP shall be responsible for the maintenance of the TSP Vehicle maintenance files and periodic vehicle inspections required by the Basic Inspection of Terminals (BIT) program. Instructions for pre- and post-trip inspections are provided in the TSP platform.
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MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITY AND INSPECTION RIGHTS. Ryder shall cause to be conducted pre- and post-inspections of the TSP Vehicle, complete required reports, and promptly notify LP of any TSP Vehicle condition issues. LP will not be liable for any FMCSA violations or other citations unless due to the actions or omissions of LP. For TSP Vehicles operated in California, LP shall be responsible for the maintenance of the TSP Vehicle maintenance files and periodic vehicle inspections required by the Basic Inspection of Terminals (BIT) program. Instructions for pre- and post-trip inspections are provided in the TSP platform.
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