Speedometers. In cases of speeding charges, if requested, the bus speedometer will be checked when the bus is next at a garage with speedometer test equipment. Operators must make their request during the day of the alleged speed charge to the Maintenance Response Desk and in writing to their own supervisor when they return to their home location. In the cases of CADEC violations, operators must make the request for the Speedometer/ECM check on the day they are informed of the violation. Copies of the speedometer/ECM check will be furnished to an operator within 15 days of the operator’s request to the Company or the operator's record will not be charged. For informational purposes, a copy will also be sent to the appropriate Union Vice President/ABA. If the degree of error in the speedometer equals or exceeds the clocked miles per hour in excess of the speed limit, the operator's record will not be charged.
Speedometers. In cases of alleged speeding charges or Company safety checks, the vehicle's speedometer will be checked within a reason- able time, not to exceed four clays after written notice to the Company from the employee and Local Union. Copies of the speedometer check shall be furnished the employee and Local Union involved within seven days after written notice to the Company, no discipline will be issued. if the degree of error in the speedome- ter is sufficient to cause the employee to be unaware was violating the law, the employee's record shall not he charged. A bus with a defective speedometer should either be repaired or the bus changed at division points where extra equipment is Pass transportation policy will be in accor- dance with the Company's existing Lines Inc. Travel Policy".
Speedometers. The Authority will pay the fines assessed for speeding against any employee driving a vehicle of the Authority not equipped with a speedometer, or if equipped with a speedometer and the speedometer is not in working order at the time of the offense, and if investigation discloses that the employee was not operating recklessly under the circumstances prevailing at the time of the offense. The Authority will review, upon request, traffic violations, accidents and other disputes which occur while operating an Authority vehicle to determine whether legal representation shall be provided by the Authority. The Union will be notified prior to the final disposition to represent.
Speedometers. 14 15 The Authority will pay the fines assessed for speeding 16 against any employee driving a vehicle of the Authority not equipped 17 with a speedometer, or if equipped with a speedometer and the 18 speedometer is not in working order at the time of the offense, and if 19 investigation discloses that the employee was not operating recklessly 20 under the circumstances prevailing at the time of the offense. 22 The Authority will review, upon request, traffic violations, 23 accidents and other disputes which occur while operating an 24 Authority vehicle to determine whether legal representation shall be 25 provided by the Authority. The Union will be notified prior to the final 26 disposition to represent.
Speedometers. The Company must keep speedometers in proper working order and reasonably accurate. Repair forms shall be supplied to and used by drivers to report to the Company defects in equipment that require repair. A Company representative shall sign the Repair Form they receive from drivers. Copies of these Repair Forms shall be maintained by the Company. Drivers shall be provided a copy of each Repair Form they complete. When a vehicle is unsafe for use, it will be tagged and the keys removed. No driver or Company representative will remove the tag until the required repairs are completed. Copies of the work order confirming the repairs were completed shall be attached to the tag and these documents shall be maintained on file by the Company.
Speedometers cases of alleged speed charges or Company safety checks, the bus speedometer w i l l be checked within a reasonable time, not to exceed four days after written notice to the Company the operator at local Union. Copies of check shall be the operator and local Union involved within ten days after written to the Company. If degree of error in the is to cause the operator to be unaware he was violating the law, the operator's record shall not be charged. A bus with a defective speedometer should be repaired or the bus changed at division points where extra equipment is maintained.
Speedometers. In cases of speeding charges, if requested, the bus speedometer will be checked when the bus is next at a garage with speedometer test equipment. Operators must make their request during the day of the alleged speed charge to the Maintenance Response Desk and in writing to their own supervisor when they return to then’ home location. Copies of the speedometer check will be furnished to an operator within 15 days of an operator request to the Company or the operator’s record will not be charged. If the degree of error in the speedometer equals or exceeds the clocked miles per hour in excess of the speed limit, the operator’s record will not be charged.
Speedometers cases of alleged speeding charges or Company safety checks, the vehicle’sspeedom- eter will be checked within a reasonable time, not to exceed four (4) days after written notice to the Company from the employee and Local Union. Copies of the speedometer check shall be furnished the employee and Local Union in- volved within seven (7) days after written notice to the Company, otherwise no discipline will be issued. If the degree of error in the speed- ometer is sufficient to cause the employee to be unaware was violating the law, the employee’s record shall not be charged. A bus with a defective speedometer should either be repaired or the bus changed at division points where extra equipment is maintained. Pass policy will be in accor- dance with the Company’s existing “Greyhound Canada Transportation Corp. Travel Policy”.
Speedometers. The company must keep speedometers in proper working order and reasonably accurate. It is agreed that bad order forms shall be supplied for the driver on which to report defects in equipment with sufficient copies so that one can be held available for the driver and so that the office of the Company will have a copy of this report on file. The mechanic will sign this report when repair work is completed. A bad order form when made out by the driver will be signed by a representative of the Company. When a unit is “bad ordered” for reasons that make the vehicle unsafe for use, it will be tagged and the key removed and placed in the maintenance department along with the bad order report. No driver or Company representative will remove the tag until the repair work is completed. A completed copy of the work order shall be attached to the tag left on the vehicle in order to show the work has been completed.
