Operating Ratio definition
Examples of Operating Ratio in a sentence
Allowable Expenses also include certain expenses which have been previously included for the purposes of recovering an Operating Ratio but which are capped (and for which additional expenses will be treated as Recoverable Expenses).
All expenses exceeding this limit will be Recoverable but not Allowable for the application of the Operating Ratio.
Revenue Increase (Decrease) Required: the difference between Total Revenues and Allowable Expenses gross up for the Operating Ratio plus Recoverable Expenses.
Recoverable Expenses: expenses, which may be reimbursed to CONTRACTOR but upon which CONTRACTOR, will not receive an Operating Ratio.
For the applicable Performance Periods (as set forth in Exhibit A), the metrics for the Performance Goals shall be (a) LTL Adjusted EBITDA Growth (weighted 35%), (b) LTL Adjusted Operating Ratio Improvement (weighted 40%), and (c) the Company’s Relative Total Shareholder Return (Index) (weighted 25%).