Transportation Policy Clause Samples

Transportation Policy. NAPCA staff cannot transport students in need of emergency medical assistance in their own vehicles. If an emergency/incident occurs, NAPCA Staff will call an ambulance to transport the student to the nearest hospital.

Transportation Policy. I understand that cadets participate in organized off-site events which include but are not limited to, medical appointments, court hearings, educational field trips, training missions, etc. All off-site training missions are conducted with the highest regard for the safety and the well-being of each cadet in accordance with YCA and NGB standards. While participating in any off-site training/functions, cadets are required to follow all rules of conduct as specified in the YCA’s rules and regulations SOP and the Cadet Student Manual. By enrolling in the YCA, I give consent to allow participation in all YCA sanctioned off-site training, and agree to voluntarily release and forever discharge YCA, its employees, agents, representatives, and volunteers from any and all claims of liability or damages incurred as a result there of, from the time of departure to the time of return to YCA facilities. It is understood that nothing in this policy is intended to, nor shall it be construed to, release any insurance company or third-party agency from any obligation to pay under any liability insurance or other benefit. Parent/Guardian Initials / Student Initials

Transportation Policy. 18.01 Whenever employees are required to operate a privately owned automobile in the course of their employment they shall receive a transportation allowance per kilometre to be paid in accordance with the Employer’s travel allowance policy. The reimbursement rate will be in compliance with the Travel, Meal and Hospitality Directive issued by the Management Board of Cabinet (MBC).

Transportation Policy. LOS The establishment of level of service policies for streets within the urban growth area will be done cooperatively to assure that service level thresholds are agreed upon for all transportation facilities. This effort will be coordinated with the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) and the Regional Transportation Planning Organization (RTPO) pursuant to RCW 47.80.023. Performance Evaluation – LOS The Cities and the County will monitor and review transportation LOS policies and their effect in the urban growth area and make adjustments as mutually agreed upon.

Transportation Policy. I understand that cadets participate in organized off-site events for medical appointments, educational field trips and other training or functions. All off-site training missions are conducted with the highest regard for the safety and the well-being of each cadet in accordance with YCA and NGB standards. While participating in any off-site training/functions, cadets are required to follow all rules of conduct as specified in the YCA’s rules and regulations SOP and the Cadet Student Manual. By enrolling in the YCA, I give consent to allow participation in all YCA sanctioned off-site training, and agree to voluntarily release and forever discharge YCA, its employees, agents, representatives, and volunteers from any and all claims of liability or damages incurred as a result there of, from the time of departure to the time of return to YCA facilities. It is understood that nothing in this policy is intended to, nor shall it be construed to, release any insurance company or third party agency from any obligation to pay under any liability insurance or other benefit. Parent/Guardian Initials / Cadet Initials

Transportation Policy. Any student organization using a university-owned vehicle, must comply with the following policies.

Transportation Policy. To ensure the safety of your child, other children and the bus drivers; students must behave on the bus. Students will be suspended off the bus, for a period of one day to permanently, if they do any of the following on the bus:  Yell, scream  Fighting or hitting another student  Inappropriately touching another student  Putting their head, hands out of the window  Getting up out of their seat while the bus is moving  Eating or drinking on the bus  Pushing others when entering or leaving the bus  Playing on the bus  Throwing trash, paper or other objects  Failure to observe safety rules and regulations as described to them by the bus driver  Profane or abusive language  Opening the bus door  Bringing weapons on the bus  Vandalism or tampering with bus equipment  Other behavior distracting to the driver If there is a transportation concern or bus emergency, please call: This document is not intended to address ALL transportation concerns, but to provide guidelines to safely and successfully deliver our children between school and the program. OFFICE USE ONLY Track-Out Summer Camp School’s Out After-School Other: YEAR: RAL RKYMT CLT-E CLT-W Date Enr Fee paid: Method: By: Name of Child (1): Date of Birth: Gender:

Transportation Policy. All players are required to ride the bus up to all away games. Players can be signed out by a parent/guardian after their game. Players wanting to ride home with other parents must have a signed note granting permission prior to the game.

Transportation Policy. I understand that all volunteers and/or parents, faculty and staff who transport Florida 4-H participants as a part of any 4-H activity are required to be 18 years or older, possess a valid driver’s license with a safe driving record and automobile insurance, and otherwise comply with state and local laws. Additionally, Florida 4-H requires that drivers utilize a transport vehicle that is in good repair and working order.