Vehicle Travel. The Officer will provide a vehicle for the purpose of carrying out the necessary Property Standards/ By-law Enforcement duties, with an approved mileage rate paid to the Officer, as set out in Schedule ‘A’.
Vehicle Travel. The Council hereby agrees to pay the travel and subsistence expenses of Green, in accordance with Chapter 112 of the Florida Statutes and in particular section 112.061 thereof, for reasonable professional and official travel, meetings, and occasions outside Leon County adequate to continue the professional development of Green and to pursue necessary official functions of the Council including, but not limited to, attendance at conferences, short courses and seminars.
Vehicle Travel. A teacher who is requested to use his or her vehicle for authorized travel in the District as a routine and continuing part of his or her duties shall be reimbursed at the rate of allowance provided for by the District.
Vehicle Travel. Any authorized travel by motorized vehicle on the Permit Area shall be limited to rocked roads.
Vehicle Travel. The IRS mileage rate in effect at the time the budget is prepared will be used, subject to the following provisions: i) in the event that the IRS establishes lower rates during the fiscal period, the rates established will automatically be lowered to those established by the IRS, and ii) in unusual circumstances, Green may increase mileage rates, but not to exceed the then-current IRS rate.
Vehicle Travel. The member charged with driving to the out of town 383 business or training shall be paid in the normal course. All passengers 384 shall not be paid unless the travel is during their normal shift time. In 385 the event that the travel is not during the member’s normal shift they 386 will be compensated through the travel compensation account set out 387 above.
Vehicle Travel. Any driver must have a current driver’s license and auto insurance on file in the school office. A vehicle transporting students may not stop anywhere other than the authorized destinations given by the teacher. The school recommends drivers have a full gas tank and tires checked to avoid unnecessary stops. If the distance or time is lengthy, the driver may wish to prepare an ice chest of drinks. Every driver should be aware of the destination and follow any caravan route. Some vehicles have the ability to display videos - the school requests only G rated movies. Radio or music should be age appropriate. No smoking is permitted in any vehicles. Every SMS adult present at a field trip must consider himself a chaperone in a position of authority with respect to students. This implies responsibility and accountability for any and all students, especially any group under one’s immediate authority. Extending from this policy, the school requests all chaperones pass Safe Environment before attending a school sanctioned field trip. The chaperone must concede any decisions and judgments to the St. Xxxx’s Catholic School teacher or staff member. According to Texas Law, “Children under the age of 8 and 4 feet 9 inches should be in a properly installed booster car seat.” For this reason, the school requires all students with these conditions to travel with the appropriate booster car seat. Furthermore, we do not want to place our volunteer drivers in the awkward position of breaking the law because a parent/guardian neglected to send a booster seat. The school will have no choice but to leave a student at school in the event his/her booster seat is unavailable.
