Minimum Network Bus requirements Clause Samples

Minimum Network Bus requirements. 3.1.1 All Network Buses used to operate the Services shall: (a) be low floor and wheelchair accessible; (b) provide wheelchair/buggy space (c) provide luggage space; (d) be a maximum of 14 years old, unless otherwise approved by the Authority; (e) operate, unless otherwise approved by the Authority, with a minimum of a. Euro III compliant heavy-duty diesel engines as of Commencement Date b. Euro IV compliant heavy-duty diesel engines as of 1st October 2019; (f) display notices as required by Authority from time to time, including, without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, information regarding the conditions of carriage and conduct of passengers and a notice indicating that the bus is operated under contract to the National Transport Authority, to a design and at location inside the Network Bus to be agreed with the National Transport Authority, at all times that the bus is operating the Services; (g) provide audio announcements of next stop in the Irish and English Languages; (h) have on display a table of current single and return cash and Leap fares for the route; (i) be equipped with Ticketing Equipment that satisfies the requirements in Schedule 8: Ticketing and Fares Collection and Schedule 9: Integrated Ticketing Requirements and Clause 16.1; (j) be equipped with an Automatic Vehicle Location System (“AVL System”) that satisfies the requirements in Schedule 11: Operation and Maintenance of Network Assets; (k) be equipped with CCTV equipment that satisfies the requirements in Schedule 11: Operation and Maintenance of Network Assets; (l) be equipped with Wifi equipment that satisfies the requirements in Schedule 11: Operation and Maintenance of Network Assets; (m) be liveried to the Authority’s requirements; (n) display Transport for Ireland branding with the required dimensions and colours at locations required by the Authority; and (o) be equipped with on-board electronic next stop sign displays subject to funding by the Authority and feasibility of provision.
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