Vehicle Age. An SNEMT vehicle may not be older than ten (10) model years measured from the current calendar year (example: during calendar year 2000 vehicle must be model year 1990 or later). Vehicles older than ten (10) model years shall not be eligible to operate as an SNEMT vehicle under any condition.
Vehicle Age. Except where written exemption is provided by the Department, all vehicles, other than taxis, utilised in providing the Service shall not be more than 15 years old. Prior to a vehicle utilised in providing the Service reaching 15 years of age, the Contractor must update the vehicle and provide to the Department full details of the updated vehicle. Failure to meet the requirements of clauses 10.7.1 and 10.7.2. may result in termination of the Run/s involved in accordance with clause 26.2.
Vehicle Age. 10.7.1 Except where written exemption is provided by the Department, all vehicles, other than taxis, utilised in providing the Service shall not be more than 15 years old.
Vehicle Age. Vehicle Age will be based on the date contained in the vehicle warranty card, which represents the date on which warranty coverage applies for each vehicle or the ownership card. Vehicles used in the provision of transportation services shall conform to the following maximum and average age specifications as at August 1st in each year:
Vehicle Age. A vehicle may not be older than fifteen (15) model years measured from the current calendar year (example: during calendar year 2000, the vehicle must be model year 1985 or later). Vehicles older than fifteen (15) model years shall not be eligible to operate as a vehicle under any condition.
Vehicle Age. It is proposed that when a vehicle is first presented for licensing it shall be under 7 years old – taken from the DVLA first vehicle registration (as shown on the vehicle registration document V5) or in the case of a vehicle used outside the UK when first used on any other roads of any description. The vehicle will be inspected annually and licensed for a period of 12 months. In the case of a vehicle transfer, where the vehicle will be licensed up to the expiry date on the existing licence. When the vehicle reaches 6 years old – taken from the date of the DVLA registration (as shown on the vehicle registration document V5) – it will be required to be inspected every 6 months at VOSA registered garage in the Eastleigh Borough. Initially the vehicle may be licensed up until the age of 15 years old – taken from the first date of the DVLA registration (registration document V5) and will then be reduced by a sliding scale down to the age of 12 years – taken from the first date of DVLA registration (registration document V5) date over a period of 4 years as follows: 1 October 2014 vehicle over the age of 15 years will no longer be licensed 1 October 2015 vehicle over the age of 14 years will no longer be licensed 1 October 2016 vehicle over the age of 13 years will no longer be licensed 1 October 2017 vehicle over the age of 12 years will no longer be licensed The two exceptions to the above will be in respect of purpose built (ie not converted) wheelchair accessible vehicles and executive vehicles that have an exemption from the Licensing Department are appropriate to be licensed until they are fifteen years of age. The relaxation also recognises the substantial financial investment made by the owners of such vehicles. Introducing an upper age limit for licensed vehicles will assist in removing from the fleet older vehicles which do not meet more recent vehicle safety standards as set by the European New Car Assessment Programme (EuroNCAP). By way of an example, a 1997 Ford Mondeo has an adult occupancy score of 17 whereas the 2007 version of the same car has a score of 35. Ensuring the licensed vehicle fleet comprises more modern vehicles with higher safety standards and reduces the potential for serious and fatal injuries resulting from vehicle accidents.
Vehicle Age no vehicle will be older than fifteen years old following its first registration, unless it has been subject to a full mid-life refurbishment within the preceding five years; Emissions: vehicles operated in the Area will comply with the following standards: All vehicles will comply with Euro IV emissions standards or better from the commencement of the Agreement; All new vehicles introduced to the fleet will comply with Euro VI emissions or better throughout the term of the Agreement;
Vehicle Age. Hauler vehicles used in the City shall, at no time during the agreement term, be more than ten (10) years old.
