Motor Vehicle Safety. The Recipient must comply with seat belt use standards pursuant to the following:
A. Highway Safety Act of 1966 as amended (23 USC 402-403);
B. Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 as amended (29 USC 668);
C. Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949 as amended (40 USC §101 et seq.)
D. Increasing Seat Belt Use in the United States (EO 13043).
E. Federal Leadership on Reducing Text Messaging While Driving (EO 13513).
Motor Vehicle Safety a. Passengers are not transported in the beds of pick up trucks
b. Drivers obey all traffic regulations and give right of way to pedestrians
c. All vehicles and equipment are clearly marked with the company name or logo
d. Other
Motor Vehicle Safety. Subrecipient is encouraged to develop policies and programs for the use of seat belts while driving and for the banning of cell phone use or texting while driving.
Motor Vehicle Safety. Motor vehicle accidents are the leading causes of death for children of all races, ages 5-14, according to national statistics. To ensure the safety of children placed in (my/our) care, (I/we) agree to adhere to the following safety precautions while riding or driving motorized vehicles: • Secure children under age 8 in a federally approved child safety restraint seat, that is properly installed according to the manufacturer's instructions. • Secure children 8 years and older in the rear seat of the vehicle with federally approved and properly installed safety seat belts. • Refrain from transporting children/youth under 18 years of age in the bed of a pickup truck at any time. Children must always be properly secured with safety seat belts. • Consult with the Case Manager prior to allowing a child to ride as a passenger or driver on any of the following: automobile (as driver only); motorcycle; motorbike; all terrain vehicles; small, high-speed water craft and other similarly motorized vehicles. Caregivers(s) Initial Below Supervision- Children are required to be supervised by appropriate adult caretakers at all times. In keeping with this requirement, (I/we) agree to adhere to the following: • Provide appropriate adult supervision for the children in my care at all times. • Refrain from leaving children placed in my care in the supervision of minors. • Refrain from leaving children unattended in a motor vehicle. • Refrain from leaving children in the care of unauthorized adult caretakers. Any substitute caretaker should have the agency's approval. • Obtain approval from the agency prior to leaving older children unsupervised. Caregivers(s) Initial Below *Water Safety- According to the recent statistics, drowning ranks highest among the causes of accidental deaths for children and youth 0-24. Caregivers whose primary or alternate place of residence is equipped with an in-ground /above ground swimming pool are required to take extra safety precautions. To ensure the safety of children in our home, (I/we) agree to the following water safety guidelines: • Inform UH4C immediately if/when our home fits the above criteria. • Know or learn how to swim. • Hold a current certificate in CPR or First Aid.* • Ensure direct adult supervision of children when around bodies of water. • Ensure the compliance with any local or state ordinances regarding pools or waterfront property. • Obtain the approval of UH4C staff prior to allowing any child to ride or operate any wate...
Motor Vehicle Safety. As a condition of employment for employees who will operate district vehicles or who are split-shift employees that will drive as part of their normal work responsibilities, the District, at its expense, will request a Motor Vehicle Record. Only employees who have received Administrative authorization are able to operate district vehicles. Employees will operate district vehicles safely at all times. Employees who are authorized to operate district vehicles are required to report any violations that have resulted in suspension or revocation of their driving privileges. Lack of notification will result in disciplinary action up to and including termination of employment. Employees who are split-shift employees that drive their personal vehicles as part of their normal work responsibilities must annually provide evidence of personal auto insurance coverage, which meets or exceeds Illinois’s required minimum auto insurance limits.
Motor Vehicle Safety. Contractor shall have or develop and implement (and ensure that all members of Contractor Group comply) with its own motor vehicle safety plan (“Motor Vehicle Safety Plan”) to promote safe practices relating to operation of motor vehicles and equipment (“vehicle”) used in performance of services within the Area of Operations, unless the Services provided do not require the operation of motor vehicles and equipment (“vehicle”). Company Representative may review this Motor Vehicle Safety Plan and, if required, Contractor shall implement improvements, such as a provision for defensive driving training.
Motor Vehicle Safety. Highway Safety Act of 1966, as amended (23 U.S.C.§§ 402 & 403); Government Organization and Employees Act, as amended (5 U.S.C. § 7902 (c)); Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, as amended (29 U.S.C. § 668); Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949, as amended (40 U.S.C. § 101, et seq.); Increasing Seat Belt Use in the United States (EO 13043); Federal Leadership on Reducing Text Messaging While Driving (EO 13513).
Motor Vehicle Safety. Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for children of all races, ages 5 to 14, according to national statistics. To ensure the safety of children placed in my/our care, I/we agree to adhere to the following safety precautions when riding or driving motorized vehicles: • Secure children 4 years of age and under in a federally approved child safety restraint seat, that is properly installed according to the manufacturer’s instructions • Secure children 5 years old and above in the rear seat of the vehicle with federally approved and properly installed safety seat belts • Refrain from transporting children/youth under 18 years of age in the bed of a pickup truck at any time. Children must always be properly secured with safety seat belts. • Consult with the Caseworker prior to allowing a child to ride as a passenger or driver on any high- speed watercraft and other similarly motorized vehicles • To protect young children from air bag injuries, adoptive parents are required to transport children 12 years old and under in the rear seat of the vehicle, with seat belts buckled up • All children in care, regardless of age, must be individually secured (one child to a seat belt) by an appropriately fitting seat belt when being transported in a motorized vehicle
Motor Vehicle Safety. Motor vehicle accidents are the leading causes of death for children of all races, ages 5-14, according to national statistics. To ensure the safety of children placed in (my/our) care, (I/we) agree to adhere to the following safety precautions while riding or driving motor vehicles: Secure children 8 years of age and under in a federally approved child safety restraint seat and/or booster seat that is properly installed to the manufacturer’s instructions. Secure children over 8 years of age in the rear seat of the vehicle with federally approved and properly installed safety seat belts. Refrain from transporting children/youth under 18 years of age in the bed of a pickup truck at any time. Children must always be properly secured with safety belts.
Motor Vehicle Safety. Motor vehicle accidents are the leading causes of death for children of all races, ages 5-14, according to national statistics. To ensure the safety of children placed in (my/our) care, (I/we) agree to adhere to the following safety precautions while riding or driving motorized vehicles: Secure children under age 8 in a federally approved child safety restraint seat, that is properly installed according to the manufacturer's instructions. Secure children 8 years and older in the rear seat of the vehicle with federally approved and properly installed safety seat belts. Refrain from transporting children/youth under 18 years of age in the bed of a pickup truck at any time. Children must always be properly secured with safety seat belts. Consult with the Case Manager prior to allowing a child to ride as a passenger or driver on any of the following: automobile (as driver only); motorcycle; motorbike; all terrain vehicles; small, high-speed water craft and other similarly motorized vehicles. Carefully review and abide by motor vehicle safety requirements outlined in the Xxxxxx Parent Manual, (Rev. 2001). Caregivers(s)
