Vehicle Licensing Sample Clauses
The Vehicle Licensing clause establishes the requirement that all vehicles used in connection with the agreement must be properly licensed according to applicable laws and regulations. This typically means that any cars, trucks, or other vehicles operated under the contract must have valid registration, display appropriate license plates, and comply with any local or national licensing standards. By including this clause, the agreement ensures that all parties are operating legally and reduces the risk of fines, penalties, or disruptions due to unlicensed vehicles.
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Vehicle Licensing. All vehicles utilized to provide On-demand service shall at all times be properly licensed and permitted in accordance with applicable federal, state and county requirements. Vehicle operators shall comply with all safety, mechanical and vehicular standards mandated by any applicable county, state and federal requirements including, but not limited to, all safety, mechanical and vehicular standards mandated by DTPW/PTRD.
Vehicle Licensing. The Supplier shall ensure that private hire Vehicles are licensed by the PCO for companies located within the London area. The Supplier shall ensure that private hire Vehicles are licensed by the PCO and by the relevant local council for companies located outside of the London area. The Supplier shall ensure that official licence are displayed for both inside and outside of London areas, where applicable, and in accordance with PCO/local council requirements. The Supplier shall; if they are operating a Vehicle under the provisions of a Section 19 permit (under the Transportation Act 1985), display the permit clearly in the Vehicle. The Supplier should be aware that the provision of a Section 19 permit does not exempt the Supplier from compliance with any of the Contracting Authorities requirements stated in this Service Specification for the execution of the Services.
Vehicle Licensing. The Broker shall provide all appropriate licensing for the Broker's vehicle in regards to provincial, municipal and city ordinates.
Vehicle Licensing. Vehicles shall be licensed at a minimum as basic life support ambulances, registered and inspected per the State of New Hampshire Motor Vehicle Regulations and New Hampshire Department of Safety, Bureau of Emergency Medical Services Regulations.
Vehicle Licensing. Where the Driver uses their own vehicle, it must: Be licensed as a Private Hire Vehicle (PHV) by Wolverhampton City Council. Display a valid PHV plate issued by the Council at all times. Be insured for hire and reward use, with up-to-date documentation available on demand. Undergo and pass regular council-approved compliance checks and MOTs. Drivers are responsible for ensuring that their vehicles meet the licensing authority’s age limits, emission standards, signage/display rules, and accessibility conditions (where applicable). If the vehicle is not owned by the Driver, written authorisation and valid insurance must be submitted showing the Driver is permitted to operate the vehicle for licensed private hire use.
Vehicle Licensing. If requested by the Ordering Entity in writing, the Contract Vendor is responsible for licensing, registration, and transfer of title to the Ordering Entity. All applicable costs shall be billed at the current rates published by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. If the Ordering Entity requests that the Contract Vendor process the required paperwork for licensing, registration, and title transfer, the cost to process the paperwork must be mutually agreed to in writing by the Ordering Entity and the Contract Vendor before such paperwork is started. The mutually agreed cost must be detailed as a separate line item on the quote, purchase order, and invoice.
Vehicle Licensing. The Broker shall provide all app rop riate licensing for the Broker's vehicle in regards to provincial, municipal and city ordinates.
Vehicle Licensing. Upon delivery of the Vehicle to the Agency and receipt by the County of any Administrative Costs, the County shall sign the title to the Vehicle releasing its interest in the Vehicle to the Agency. The Agency shall promptly transfer title into its name as prescribed by law prior to the Agency’s use of the Vehicle.
Vehicle Licensing. Each city shall be responsible for properly licensing any vehicles it owns which operate in the MAT transit fleet and for the payment of applicable license fees.