TNC Staging Area definition

TNC Staging Area means the area outside the Geo-Fence Area designated for the non- exclusive use of the Permittee’s Drivers to stage their vehicles while waiting to be summoned for an Airport TNC Pick Up Trip via the App.
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Examples of TNC Staging Area in a sentence

  • When a TNC Driver accepts an assignment while in the Designated TNC Airport Assignment Area or Designated TNC Staging Area on behalf of a TNC other than Licensee, the TNC Driver shall promptly apply the appropriate trade dress associated and Airport Vehicle Permit Placard associated with the assignment and remove any and all trade dress and Airport Vehicle Permit placards not associated with the specific assignment from the front windshield on the TNC Vehicle.

  • Use of the Designated TNC Staging Area shall be limited to thirty (30) minutes or posted time limits, whichever period is shorter, or such time limit established by the Chief Executive Officer, in his or her sole discretion, and provided in writing in advance to Licensee.

  • TNC Driver shall not park or leave a TNC Vehicle unattended at a curb or within a Designated TNC Staging Area.

  • No unattended Vehicles are allowed in the TNC Staging Area, and Drivers are prohibited from using any airport facility nearby or adjacent to the TNC Staging Area.

  • Permittee is hereby granted the non-exclusive use of the TNC Staging Area depicted in the attached Exhibit “C” for use as a Vehicle parking area.

  • When a TNC Driver accepts an assignment while in the Designated TNC Airport Assignment Area or Designated TNC Staging Area on behalf of a TNC other than Licensee, the TNC Driver shall promptly apply the appropriate trade dress associated with the assignment.

  • TNC Drivers, employees, agents and/or representatives of Licensee shall not solicit within the Geo-Fence Area and/or Designated TNC Staging Area for any reason.

  • Use of the Designated TNC Staging Area shall be limited to thirty (30) minutes or posted time limits, whichever period is shorter, or such time limit established by the Executive Director, in his or her sole discretion, and provided in writing in advance to Licensee.