Vehicle Failure Clause Samples
The Vehicle Failure clause defines the procedures and responsibilities in the event that a vehicle used under the agreement becomes inoperable or experiences a significant malfunction. Typically, this clause outlines the steps that must be taken by the party in possession of the vehicle, such as notifying the other party, arranging for repairs, or providing a replacement vehicle. It may also specify who bears the costs associated with the failure and any limitations on liability. The core function of this clause is to ensure that both parties understand their obligations and remedies in the event of a vehicle breakdown, thereby minimizing disputes and service interruptions.
Vehicle Failure. In the event of a vehicle failure while in service, Contractor shall deploy a vehicle, immediately upon notification, to replace the failed vehicle. Contractor shall notify City within 15 minutes, in the event a vehicle fails while in service, or traveling to or from the service area. Failures occurring after 5:30 p.m. on a service day shall be reported by 7:15 a.m. the following service day.
Vehicle Failure. In each instance of a BLS, ALS and/or CCT Ambulance vehicle 25 failure on a call resulting in the inability to continue the response to or transport of 26 the patient, CONTRACTOR shall submit an Unusual Occurrence Report which at a 27 minimum shall include: The time it took for another BLS, ALS and/or CCT 28 Ambulance to respond to the same call; which Ambulance Provider responded; the 29 reason or suspected reason(s) for vehicle failure and/or malfunction, and actions 30 CONTRACTOR has taken to prevent similar failures.
1 1. In each instance where the mode of patient transport changes due to vehicle 2 failure or malfunction, the CONTRACTOR will require that ambulance 3 personnel on vehicle(s) which fail and the personnel on vehicle(s) which 4 transport(s) the patient submit distinct separate Patient Care Records.
Vehicle Failure. In each instance of an BLS Ambulance vehicle failure on a call 25 resulting in the inability to continue the response to or transport of the patient, 26 CONTRACTOR shall submit an Unusual Occurrence Report which at a minimum 27 shall include: how long it took for another BLS Ambulance to respond to the same 28 call; which Ambulance Provider responded; the reason or suspected reason(s) for 29 vehicle failure and/or malfunction, and actions CONTRACTOR has taken to prevent 30 similar failures.
2 1. In each instance where the mode of patient transport changes due to vehicle 3 failure or malfunction, the CONTRACTOR will require that ambulance 4 personnel on vehicle(s) which fail and the personnel on vehicle(s) which 5 transport(s) the patient submit distinct separate Patient Care Records.