SUBSTITUTE TRANSPORTATION COVERAGE Sample Clauses

SUBSTITUTE TRANSPORTATION COVERAGE. If Your Vehicle becomes inoperative due to a Mechanical Breakdown, that is covered by this Agreement, We will pay for car rental reimbursement up to $50.00 per day for every eight (8) hours, (or portion thereof), of labor time required to complete repair, up to a maximum of seven (7) days, or a total not to exceed $350.00. To qualify for the first day(s) reimbursement, the Vehicle must be inoperable or unsafe to drive requiring that it be retained by the Repair Facility overnight or the covered repair must exceed a minimum of four (4) hours labor, as defined in the current year manufacturer or other accredited flat rate repair manual. This coverage does not apply to the time waiting for parts, services, weekends, or other delays beyond the control of the Repair Facility or the Administrator. Car Rental will be reimbursed only upon receipt of an invoice from a licensed car rental agency.
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SUBSTITUTE TRANSPORTATION COVERAGE. If Your Vehicle requires repair due to a Breakdown, even when that part is covered by a factory warranty, We will reimburse You up to $50.00 per day, up to a maximum of seven (7) days. To qualify for the first day(s) reimbursement, the Vehicle must be inoperable or unsafe to drive requiring that it be retained by the repair facility overnight or the covered repair must exceed a minimum of four (4) hours labor, as defined in the current year manufacturer or other accredited flat rate repair manual. This coverage does not apply to the time waiting for parts, services, weekends, or other delays beyond the control of the repair facility or the Administrator. No deductible will apply to this benefit.
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