Common use of SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE Clause in Contracts

SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE. Departure times may vary due to incoming volume. Shuttle buses typically depart from Xxxxx Bay approximately every 10 to 15 minutes. There is a guarantee that shuttle buses will leave the Yarmouth Road and Xxxxx Bay lots 15 minutes prior to every scheduled ferry departure. The last shuttle bus of the day will depart the Yarmouth Road and Xxxxx Bay lots 15 minutes prior to the last scheduled ferry of the day. HYANNIS PERMIT AVAILABILITY Currently there are no Hyannis Main parking permits available. Customers that have ADA placards/plates will have the option to buy a Hyannis Onsite parking Permit.

SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE. Departure times may vary due to incoming volume. Shuttle buses typically depart from Xxxxx Bay Yarmouth Road lot approximately every 10 to 15 minutes. There is a guarantee that shuttle buses will leave the Yarmouth Road and Xxxxx Bay lots lot 15 minutes prior to every scheduled ferry departure. The last shuttle bus of the day will depart the Yarmouth Road and Xxxxx Bay lots lot 15 minutes prior to the last scheduled ferry of the day. HYANNIS PERMIT AVAILABILITY Currently there are no Hyannis Main parking lot permits available. Customers that have ADA placards/plates will have the option to buy a Hyannis Onsite parking Permit.

SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE. Departure times may vary due to incoming volume. Shuttle buses typically depart from Xxxxx Bay approximately every 10 to 15 minutes. There is a guarantee that shuttle buses will leave the Yarmouth Road and Xxxxx Bay lots 15 minutes prior to every scheduled ferry departure. The last shuttle bus of the day will depart from the Yarmouth Road Lot and Xxxxx Bay lots Lot 15 minutes prior to the last scheduled ferry of the day. HYANNIS PERMIT AVAILABILITY Currently there are no Hyannis Main parking permits available. Customers that have ADA placards/plates will have the option to buy a Hyannis Onsite parking Permit. GENERAL PARKING: When parking your vehicle, we would appreciate that you “back–in”. This allows for a greater margin of safety when you exit your parking space.