Contract Trips Sample Clauses

The 'Contract Trips' clause defines the specific journeys or assignments that are covered under the terms of the contract. It typically outlines the number, type, and scope of trips that a party is obligated to perform or provide, such as scheduled transportation routes or delivery runs. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of which trips are included, thereby preventing disputes over service expectations and helping to allocate responsibilities and costs accurately.
Contract Trips. Trips offered rotationally to regular contract drivers, posted by the preceding Friday. Eligible drivers not interested in selecting any of the trips offered or unable to schedule trip, will be charged with a trip taken.
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Contract Trips. Those trips that begin in the a.m. and return p.m. and cause driver to miss their normal scheduled day run-daily driving amount paid at $180/day plus $36, or consistent with students/teachers/coaches with receipts, if not provided free to driver.
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