Passenger Assistance Sample Clauses

Passenger Assistance. 6.4.2.1 The Contractor is only required to provide assistance to passengers in wheelchairs up and/or down a maximum of one (1) curb.
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Passenger Assistance. 6.4.2.1 The Contractor is only required to provide assistance to passengers in wheelchairs up and/or down a maximum of one (1) curb. 6.6.4.2.2 The Contractor shall leave the vehicle each time a passenger boards and alights to provide assistance. The Contractor shall secure all wheelchairs and scooters and assist riders with fastening seat belts if they are unable to fasten seat belts by themselves. The Contractor shall use proper Passenger Assistance Techniques (XXX) at all times. No vehicle shall be put in motion until all wheelchair securements and seat belts are in place. 6.6.4.2.3 Riders are not prohibited from sitting in their scooter chairs when the vehicle is in motion. However, the Contractor shall ask riders with scooters to transfer from their scooter unassisted to a seat before the Contractor moves the vehicle. If a passenger refuses to transfer, the driver shall inform the dispatcher and then may proceed. The Contractor shall secure a wheelchair or scooter, even if not occupied. 6.6.4.2.4 Standees shall be allowed to ride the lift on lift-equipped vehicles. Whenever astandee rides a lift, the driver shall accompany the rider on the lift to ensure he/she does not slip or fall, unless a companion or personal care attendant is available to assist. 6.6.4.2.5 Contractors may request a wheelchair user who is capable of transferring with minimal assistance to transfer from his/her wheelchair to a seat for scheduling productivity purposes. If the rider refuses or cannot transfer to a seat, the Contractor is still required to provide Paratransit service to the wheelchair user. 6.6.4.2.6 Drivers shall be responsible for securing all mobility and assistive devices (e.g., wheelchairs, canes, walkers, respirators, oxygen tanks, etc.) provided that they comply with the “commo n wheelchair” standard (30” W x 48” L and weighing no more than 600 lbs. fully loaded) outlined in the ADA regulations. SEPTA is not required to transport riders in mobility devices outside these parameters. Drivers must report such devices outside these parameters to SEPTA’s Control Center prior to the passenger boarding the vehicle. Further instructions on how to safely handle the situation will be provided by the Control Center. 6.6.4.2.7 Drivers are required to carry up to 2 bags or parcels weighing up to 50 pounds in total, including groceries, to and from thevehicle.
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Passenger Assistance. Drivers providing the Transportation Services shall be trained and qualified to provide, and as may be necessary shall provide, assistance to District Passengers with respect to the following (“Passenger Assistance”): (i) entering into vehicles; (ii) fastening and release of seatbelts or other safety restraints; (iii) loading and securing of personal property, including, without limitation, bags, backpacks, educational materials, wheelchairs, healthcare equipment, et cetera (“Passenger Items”); (iv) safely exiting vehicles and removal of Passenger Items. In those situations that a parent, guardian or other caregiver provides Passenger Assistance to a SPED Student, the driver shall in each case confirm that seatbelts and/or other safety restraints are appropriately in place and being used. In addition, and regardless of whether a parent, guardian, or other caregiver has provided Passenger Assistance to a District Passenger, the driver shall, upon dropping off the District Passenger, confirm that all Passenger Items have been removed from the vehicle and taken by or with the District Passenger.
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Passenger Assistance. 1. Drivers will assist passengers with ingress and egress from the Bus, including wheelchair assistance. 2. Drivers shall assist passengers with the loading and off-loading of passenger package(s). 3. Drivers must be considerate, courteous and demonstrate a positive, friendly demeanor when interacting with passengers.
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