Missed Trips Sample Clauses

Missed Trips. For the purpose of reporting “missed trips,” the Contractor agrees to maintain records of missed trips affecting passengers who are provided paratransit service under this Agreement. The Contractor agrees to submit a missed trip report each time a request for billing is submitted. For the billing period, the report shall identify the number of missed trips affecting eligible passengers and the dates on which missed trips were experienced. The Contractor agrees that missed trip records used to prepare the report are subject to review by the City to ensure the accuracy and validity of information reported.
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Missed Trips. For purposes of assessing charges under this section, a “trip” shall mean the picking up of pupils at their homes or vehicle stops and delivering them to their school or other designated location, or the picking up of pupils at their schools and returning them to their homes, vehicle stops or other designated location. Each day a vehicle misses a trip, the pro-rata cost of the trip, calculated as a percentage of the Minimum Daily Charge (Base Rate) for the vehicle, shall be assessed against the Contractor.
Missed Trips. NJ Transit shall not miss more than two percent (2%) of trips for ADA paratransit eligible persons for rides within the ADA service area in a single month.

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