Scooters Sample Clauses

Scooters. On the Closing Date, all of the Scooters are Eligible Scooters, and on the date of each Credit Extension, all of the Scooters transferred to Borrower in respect of such Credit Extension are Eligible Scooters.
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Scooters. Stunning looks not only make a person complete, but a vehicle too. EVNEXUS brings you the most stylish electric scooter that competes perfectly against a traditional scooter (ICE). Having been fixed with an electric heart, e-scooter is the best option to commute in rural and urban areas. Compared to other electric vehicle providers, EVNEXUS manufactures the best scooters in Indian market. Electric scooters, manufactured by EVNEXUS, provide a world-class experience to the rider since the company ensures the quality of ride and its performance without compromising the maintenance cost. Low-speed variants have a maximum speed of 25 kmph, while majority of the electric motorcycles being sold in India, come under this category. At present, EVNEXUS deals with Low-speed variants and plans to expand its base. High-speed variant electric motorcycles can accelerate more than 25 kmph and up to 80 kmph. EVNEXUS is planning to expand its high-speed variant EV motorcycles and has ambitions to avail FAME-II subsidy from Government of India. However, EVNEXUS has already tied up with other manufacturing units/traders for high-speed EV motorcycles through our dealers/distributor at green store. According to the Motor vehicle act of India, two-xxxxxxx driving license is mandatory for both ICE as well as Electric scooters. Between the types of electric scooters i.e., low speed and high speed, the former type of electric scooters does not require a driving license as per the motor vehicle act of India, since its motor wattage is less than 250 xxxxx at 25 kmph maximum speed. However, a valid two-xxxxxxx driving license is required for vehicles more than 250 xxxxx or > 25 kmph. EVNEXUS customers can enjoy the ride in most of our two-xxxxxxx models without a license. However, a few models demand a license. Exciting features loaded in EVNEXUS’ electric scooter includes cruise control, regenerative braking, USB charging port, Anti-theft alarm, central locking etc. Customers can easily monitor the speed and location of the electric scooter accurately through our mobile application. EVNEXUS expertise understands that travel is not only for commutation, but to bring a rush of adrenaline. At the same time, the disc brakes from EVNEXUS are custom-designed to provide your e-scooter, enormous braking power in wet as well as dry conditions. Simply plug and play mechanisms are brought to you at low cost ever in the market. EVNEXUS eco-friendly scooter brings comfort to a customer, while rid...
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Scooters. All scooters that are part of the Bicycle and Scooter Fleet shall: a. Meet the definition of Motor-assisted scooter” in Texas Transportation Code Section 551.351, as amended. b. Comply with the Rules of the Road in Subtitle C of the Texas Transportation Code applicable to Motor-assisted scooters. c. Comply with all City of Plano regulations. d. Have an emblem of Permittee, current contact information (including telephone number and email address for relocation requests) and a unique identifier prominently displayed on the scooter. e. Be high quality and sturdily built to withstand the effects of weather and constant use for at least five years. f. Accommodate a wide range of users. g. Be well-maintained and in good riding condition. h. Not display third-party advertising.
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Scooters. C. No person may operate a VEHICLE unless that person has a valid driver’s license issued by the State of Wisconsin, or, by a state or licensing authority recognized by Wisconsin, and has liability insurance in force covering the vehicle being operated. D. The speed limit for all VEHICLES and non-vehicles within the CAMPGROUND is 5MPH. E. CAMPER assumes all risk and liability while operating VEHICLES and non-vehicles at the CAMPGROUND. F. Parking passes are required to be displayed in all VEHICLES parked in the CAMPGROUND at all times. Parking passes are transferrable and may be used in any vehicle parked at a campsite, and are not tied to any specific vehicle as long as the maximum number of vehicles on a campsite is less than two (as space permits). 1. One parking pass, up to two, is included per registered CAMPER on the camping agreement. Additional parking passes may be purchased for additional fee: a. $25.00 for the first extra pass b. $75.00 for the second extra pass 2. Maximum four parking passes will be issued to seasonal sites.
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Scooters. Competitor to minimize the use of fossil fuel powered scooters across paddock transportation, either through replacement with e scooters, or reduction in use of traditional scooters.
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Scooters. All Scooters that are part of the Scooter Fleet shall: a. Comply with all applicable local, state, and federal laws and regulations covering Scooters; b. Include a front light that emits white light visible from a distance of at least 500 feet in front of the Scooter and a rear red reflector or light that is visible when directly in front of motor vehicle headlamps from a distance between 50 to 300 feet to the rear of the Scooter; or a lamp that emits a red light visible from the distance of 500 feet to the rear of the Scooter; c. Be branded with an identification number and the Permittee’s logo to identify Permittee’s Scooters; d. Be attractive, highly durable, theft and vandal resistant, able to weather winter conditions, safe, and easy to use by a wide range of customers; e. Come with a self-locking mechanism and remain upright when parked; and f. Not display third-party advertising, except when there is an agreement with the institution of higher education that requires the school name and/or logo on the Scooters.
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