Carrying Passengers Sample Clauses

Carrying Passengers. Step Action A Patrol may need to carry a passenger, such as taking a customer to buy a spare part/fuel or occupants of a broken down vehicle which may need transport that cannot be provided in other ways (i.e. individuals unable to get into a tow truck such as babies or young children in child restraints, handicapped or frail people). They must refuse to carry: • persons who refuse to wear seat belts, unless exempt • children between seven (7) and sixteen (16) years old who are not in a properly fastened and adjusted booster seat if too small to be restrained by a seatbelt • babies in baby capsules as Patrol Officers are not trained to install baby capsules. MRU SPs can only carry passengers who are employees that hold a Tow Truck Drivers Certificate. When carrying passengers, please ensure the GVM limit is not exceeded.
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Carrying Passengers. ATVs not allowed passengers unless equipped with a manufactured secondary seat designed for that purpose – then 1 passenger only allowed. • Golf carts allowed 1 passenger only seated beside the driver. 1 or 2 extra passengers are permitted behind the driver if there is a manufactured secondary seat designed for such purpose. • Passengers are never allowed on front or back carrier racks or boxes. • Passengers must be seated at all times and not hanging over the edge of the seat.
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