Roadside Callout Fee definition
Roadside Callout Fee means a charge for an individual roadside assistance callout event, as specified in the Pricing Schedule;
Roadside Callout Fee means a charge for an individual roadside assistance callout event, as specified in the Pricing Schedule; ‘State’ means a state within Australia including New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia and the island of Tasmania;
Roadside Callout Fee means a charge for an individual roadside assistance callout event, as specified in Annexure B – Pricing Schedule;‘Snow Cover’ means the product that Budget sells (if any) which reduces Your financial responsibility for loss or damage to the Vehicle when You drive in snow or as described in Clause 8.2 (When Loss Damage Waiver Will Not Apply), to Your liability as set out in Clause 8.1 (When Loss Damage Waiver Will Apply);‘Substitute Vehicle Insurance’ means a policy of motor vehicle insurance held by You or another Authorised Driver which covers You or them while using the Vehicle as a substitute for the Vehicle insured under that policy;‘Terms and Conditions’ means these Terms and Conditions of Rental;‘Terrorist Act’ means as the term (or its’ derivative) is defined in the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 ;‘Underbody Damage’ means damage to the Vehicle during the Rental Period caused by the Vehicle coming into contact with anything below the bottom of the door seal and the bottom of the front and rear bumper bars where Budget has reasonable grounds to believe that the driver of the Vehicle is reasonably at fault for that damage;‘Vehicle’ means the vehicle described on the Rental Document (or any substitute vehicle), and includes its parts, components, keys, remote opening devices and all Accessories and contents supplied by Budget unless the context requires otherwise;'Vehicle Condition Report’ means the report setting out any pre-existing damage found on the Vehicle prior to the Rental Period;‘Windscreen and Tyre Protection’ means the protection cover set out in Clause 4 (What damage does Windscreen and Tyre Protection cover?) and is available at selected locations and reduces Your potential liability to Budget for damage to the Vehicle’s windscreen, windows and tyres;‘You’ or ‘Your’ refers to the person(s) with whom the Rental Agreement is made; and‘Zero Excess’ means the product which Budget sells (if any) which allows You to reduce the Excess Amount payable under these Terms and Conditions that is purchased before Your rental commences to reduce any Excess Amount payable to nil. INTERPRETATION In these Terms and Conditions, unless the context otherwise requires:a. the singular includes its plural and vice versa;b. words denoting any gender include all genders;c. where a word or phrase is defined, its other grammatical forms have a corresponding meaning;d. headings are for convenience only and do not affect interpretation;e. a reference to a person inclu...
Examples of Roadside Callout Fee in a sentence
For each roadside assistance callout for a fault or incident caused by Your act or omission (including, but not limited to emergency refuelling (up to an amount required to reach the nearest petrol station), a tyre-related incident, lost keys, keys locked in vehicle, or a flat battery due to lights or other electrical equipment being left on), You will be charged the Roadside Callout Fee of $100.00 plus any additional costs incurred.