Examples of Public Vehicles Act in a sentence
Nothing in subsection 3 (1) of The City of London Act, 1960-61 or in section 69 affects the right of any person to establish, operate and maintain a bus transportation system within the City of London in accordance with a valid operating licence issued to that person under the Public Vehicles Act on or before December 31, 1992.
For the purposes of the Public Vehicles Act, a bus transportation system provided by The Regional Municipality of Waterloo within its boundaries shall be deemed to be provided within the corporate limits of one urban municipality.
Nothing in section 35 of the Regional Municipality of Waterloo Act, as it read immediately before its repeal or in section 69 affects the right of any person to establish, operate and maintain a bus transportation system within The Regional Municipality of Waterloo in accordance with a valid operating licence issued to that person under the Public Vehicles Act on or before the day the regional municipality established a transportation system under section 35 of the Regional Municipality of Waterloo Act.
A ministry vehicle operated by an officer appointed for carrying out the provisions of this Act or the Public Vehicles Act, while the officer is in the course of his or her employment.
CLASS A Refers to those vehicles defined as Class A under regulation of the Public Vehicles Act.
Goods in a bus being operated under the authority of an operating licence issued under the Public Vehicles Act.
All vehicles used for transporting students must be properly licensed and equipped according to currently applicable federal, provincial and municipal laws and regulations and, without restricting the generality of the foregoing, must comply with the requirements of the Public Vehicles Act.
All vehicles used by the Bidder in the provision of Services under the Contract (including spare vehicles) shall be properly licensed, equipped, maintained and inspected with the applicable provisions of the Highway Traffic Act of Ontario, the Public Vehicles Act of Ontario and the Regulations made thereunder and all other applicable statutes, by-laws, regulations and orders from all authorities and governments having jurisdiction over the transportation of students, as amended from time to time.
The second issue that was the Asian Group’s proposal, supported by several others, that in addition to the extension of the PBC beyond 2011 there would also be a working group.
At all times that the Operator is providing service under the Agreement, the Operator shall comply with the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act, the Public Vehicles Act (Ontario) and all Regulations made thereunder as well as any other Act or Regulation applicable to the provision of public or private transportation for school students.