Specialized Requirements for Transportation of Pupils with Disabilities Sample Clauses

Specialized Requirements for Transportation of Pupils with Disabilities. Drivers who are required to transport pupils with special needs (e.g. wheelchairs, safety vests, car seats, seizures, etc.) must receive appropriate training relevant to those special requirements Parent, guardian, student aide or teacher shall assist such students in safely boarding and exiting the vehicle, and in ensuring that seat belts, child safety restraint systems, safety vests, or other necessary restraint equipment are properly utilized. Drivers may be required to assist in the loading and the unloading of passengers as required or necessary. Drivers shall verify seat belts are securely fastened by visual inspection only. Drivers shall not physically touch the student at any point during transportation. It shall be the driver’s responsibility to see that car seats, seat belts, harness straps or restraints are properly adjusted and fastened as soon as the student enters his/her seat and for the duration of the trip. Wheelchair brakes must be in locked position during transport. Students transported in their own wheelchairs must be adequately secured within the vehicle by the driver to prevent movement or tipping during normal turning, acceleration or deceleration of the vehicle. The driver shall be responsible for notifying the Contractor of any student equipment not in proper transport condition. The Contractor shall then notify the Transportation Coordinator or designee with the name, address, and school of attendance of the student with the offending equipment.
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