Bus Service Sample Clauses

Bus Service. Bus Safety and Conduct

Bus Service. Purchase of a Bus Ticket will entitle you to access the Bus Service as described on the Bus Ticket and otherwise indicated by the Promoter. You acknowledge that purchase or possession of a Bus Ticket does not entitle you to entry to the Venue. You also acknowledge that if you are not at the pick-up location for the Bus Service at the time stated on the Bus Ticket or as directed by the Promoter (including if you are running late), the relevant bus service may depart without you and if such occurs, you will not be entitled to a refund or transfer in respect of any portion of the Bus Ticket. You acknowledge that the Event Terms (where relevant) apply equally to your access to the Bus Service.

Bus Service. Purchase of a Bus Ticket will entitle you to access the Bus Service as described on the Bus Ticket and otherwise indicated by the Promoter. You acknowledge that purchase or possession of a Bus Ticket does not entitle you to entry to the Event Site. You also acknowledge that in the event you are not at the pick-up location for the Bus Service, the relevant bus service may depart without you and if such occurs, you will not be entitled to a refund or transfer in respect of any portion of the Bus Ticket. You acknowledge that the Event Terms (where relevant) apply equally to your access to the Bus Service.

Bus Service. The City will provide adequate commuter bus service on Alvin Ricken Drive adjacent to ▇▇▇ Land, after Ballard begins production at ▇▇▇ facility located on the Land. Such commuter service shall connect at Ballard's facility to the downt▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ello area.

Bus Service. It is agreed that the University will subsidize, on a 50/50 ratio, the provision of a bus service for its employees to and from the University along agreed bus routes, between 6:00 a.m. and 9:30 a. m. and 3:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. during the normal working week.

Bus Service. In addition to high quality and convenient ferry service from Treasure Island to San Francisco, the Ferry Quay/Transit Hub will provide high quality and convenient bus service to connect the Treasure and Yerba Buena Island communities to San Francisco, Oakland and the region. As discussed in the Transportation Plan, buses from San Francisco and the East Bay will arrive and depart from the Transit Hub, but are not planned to circulate around the Islands. Buses will provide frequent service to and from the San Francisco Transbay Terminal via the existing Muni route and a second location such as the Civic Center via a new route, and service to and from Oakland. To initiate AC Transit bus service, TICD will fund the purchase of AC Transit buses necessary for service to the Islands based on the Transportation Phasing Plan.

Bus Service. The Company recognizes the importance of bus service for the efficiency of Company operations. The Company will review bus scheduling, including eliminating the run to Gate 4 (which is not used), and rerouting that bus to circulate between the Tool and Die Parking Lot and the various Severstal operations on the west side of the boat slip. After this change, there will be a North Caster Bus, a South Caster Bus and a general route bus. Such routes will be subject to modification by the Company in the future. The Company will also implement a complaint procedure to review issues and will meet periodically with the Union to discuss any issues.

Bus Service. 3.2.1.1. Bus Operator shall operate a scheduled bus service to and from the Airports and the Hilton of the Americas and Marriott Marquis from the pick-up and drop-off locations described in Exhibit “C” in accordance with the schedule set forth in Exhibit “B”. 3.2.1.2. The Bus Operator shall make recommendations for the size of the fleet, with 25% spare ratio, to operate the schedule routes. The Bus Operator shall monitor and assess the scheduled bus usage and recommend to the Director when the number of buses and frequency of routes should be increased or decreased. 3.2.1.3. The Director, in his sole discretion, may change the routes, level of service, hours of operation, and schedules by providing written notice to Bus Operator authorizing the change along with the newly adjusted exhibit(s). Any such change to the routes, service, and schedule or corresponding changes to Exhibits “B” (Hours of Operation and Bus Schedule) and “C” (Waiting Area and Bus Stop Pick-Up and Drop-Off Zones) shall not require an amendment of this Agreement.

Bus Service. The Company recognizes the importance of bus service for the efficiency of Company operations. The Company will review bus scheduling, including eliminating the run to Gate 4 (which is not used), and rerouting that bus to circulate between the Tool and Die Parking Lot and the various Dearborn Works operations on the west side of the boat slip. After this change, there will be a North Caster Bus, a South Caster Bus and a general route bus. Such routes will be subject to modification by the Company in the future. The Company will also implement a complaint procedure to review issues and will meet periodically with the Union to discuss any issues. During the 2021 Negotiations, the Company reaffirmed its commitment to provide reliable transportation for employees from the parking lot to work areas. During the last few months, the Company and the Provider have taken significant measures to ensure the reliability of the bus service. Examples of these steps include, the purchase of a new bus and taking action to reduce staff turnover. The Company and the Union will continue to meet regularly to address additional future concerns.