Route books and route maps Clause Samples

The 'Route books and route maps' clause establishes the requirement for providing detailed documentation of the routes to be used in a project or service, such as transportation or delivery operations. This typically involves supplying route books or maps that outline the specific paths, stops, and relevant logistical information necessary for the execution of the contract. By mandating the provision and use of these materials, the clause ensures that all parties have a clear understanding of the planned routes, which helps prevent misunderstandings, supports operational efficiency, and reduces the risk of disputes related to route selection or deviations.
Route books and route maps. For each Collection route, Contractor shall maintain a route book and route map that documents each Customer on the route, their service address, service level, and the order in which Customers shall be serviced (e.g., the order in which routes shall be driven). Contractor shall distribute new route books and route maps to its Collection vehicle drivers as frequently as necessary; and each driver shall note differences in the service levels shown in the route book, adding and subtracting Customers and service levels, as necessary. Route supervisors shall periodically check the routes to ensure that drivers are providing service in accordance with their route books. Contractor shall provide County with route books and maps within ten (10) Business Days of request.
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Route books and route maps. For each collection route, Contractor shall maintain a route book and route map, either hard copy or computerized, that documents each customer on the route, their service address, service level, and the order in which customers shall be serviced (e.g., the order in which routes shall be driven). Contractor shall distribute new route books and route maps to its collection vehicle drivers as frequently as necessary; and each driver shall note differences in the service levels shown in the route book, adding and subtracting customers and service levels, as necessary. Route supervisors shall periodically check the routes to ensure that drivers are providing service in accordance with their route books. Contractor shall provide County with route books and maps within ten (10) Business Days of request. Route books and maps shall be considered to be Contractor’s proprietary information and shall not be distributed or used in any process that results in the award of a franchise agreement.
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Route books and route maps. For each Collection route, Contractor shall maintain a route book and route map that documents each Customer on the route, their service address, service level, and the order in which Customers shall be serviced (e.g., the order in which routes shall be driven). Contractor shall distribute new route books and route maps to its Collection vehicle drivers as frequently as necessary; and each driver shall note differences in the service levels shown in the route book, adding and subtracting Customers and service levels, as necessary. Route supervisors shall periodically check the routes to ensure that drivers are providing service in accordance with their route books. Contractor shall provide Agency with route books and maps including assessor parcel data when available within ten (10) Business Days of request.
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Route books and route maps. For each Collection route, Contractor shall maintain a route book and route map that documents each Customer on the route, their service address, service level, and the order in which Customers shall be serviced (e.g., the order in which routes shall be driven). Contractor shall distribute new route books and route maps to its Collection vehicle drivers as frequently as necessary; and each driver shall note differences in the service levels shown in the route book, adding and subtracting Customers and service levels, as necessary. Route supervisors shall periodically check the routes to ensure that drivers are providing service in accordance with their route books. Contractor shall provide Agency with route books and maps within ten (10) Business Days of request. 2278 2279 2280 2281 2282 2283 2284 2285 2286 2287 2288 2289 2290 2291 2292 2293 2294 2295 2296 2297 2298 2299 2300 2301 2302 2303 2304 2305 2306 2307 2308 2309 2310 2311 2312 2313 2314 2315 2316 2317 2318 2319 2320 2321 2322 2323
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Route books and route maps. For each collection route, Contractor shall maintain a route book and route map, either hard copy or computerized, that documents each customer on the route, their service address, service level, and the order in which customers shall be serviced (e.g., the order in which routes shall be driven). Contractor shall distribute new route books and route maps to its collection vehicle drivers as frequently as necessary; and each driver shall note differences in the service levels shown in the route book, adding and subtracting customers and service levels, as necessary. Route supervisors shall periodically check the routes to ensure that drivers are providing service in accordance with their route books. Contractor shall provide
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Route books and route maps. For each Collection route, Contractor shall maintain a route book and route map that documents each Customer on the route, their service address, service level, and the order in which Customers shall be serviced. Contractor shall update route books and route maps to its Collection vehicle drivers as frequently as necessary. Contractor shall periodically check the routes to ensure that drivers are providing service in accordance with their route books. Contractor shall provide City with route books and maps on request.
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