Motor Vehicle Accidents Clause Samples
The Motor Vehicle Accidents clause establishes the responsibilities and procedures in the event that a motor vehicle accident occurs during the course of performing contractual duties. Typically, this clause outlines the steps that must be taken following an accident, such as notifying relevant parties, cooperating with investigations, and providing necessary documentation like accident reports or insurance information. Its core function is to ensure that all parties understand their obligations in the aftermath of an accident, thereby minimizing confusion, facilitating prompt resolution, and allocating liability appropriately.
Motor Vehicle Accidents. At the scene of the accident obtain: • You must not admit liability at any time as this may prejudice your settlement or recovery of uninsured losses (excess). You should simply refer the other party to their Insurance Company, or if they are uninsured they can put their claim in writing to your Insurance Company.
Motor Vehicle Accidents. With respect to any discipline relating to police motor vehicle accidents, any such derogatory information two (2) years old or older shall be removed from the employee's personnel file if requested to do so in writing by the employee. Such derogatory information that should have been or is otherwise authorized to be removed from an employee’s personnel file shall not be used in any administrative or disciplinary process once it is three (3) years old or older, even if the employee has not requested its removal.
Motor Vehicle Accidents. Employees involved in a motor vehicle accident while on duty will promptly notify the Employer. The Employee may speak with a union representative, at the employee’s request, prior to providing any substantive statement about the accident. When an on-duty motor vehicle accident occurs outside of NDW property and is investigated by a police agency other than the Employer, the employee, when able, will attempt to obtain the following information:
a. Police accident report case number.
b. Name, address, telephone number, driver’s license number, class of license, vehicle insurance information, and whether any injuries have been sustained and the possible extent of those injuries of all parties involved.
c. Whether any injured person was removed by ambulance/paramedics; the ambulance company or paramedic unit; and the hospital to which any occupant of the vehicle was taken to.
d. Whether an arrest was made; whether any traffic citation was issued, the alleged violation, and return date in court.
e. Where the vehicle(s) was/were towed.
f. Pictures of damage to the vehicles, if possible.
Motor Vehicle Accidents. At the scene of an accident involving a State vehicle, the driver shall, unless incapacitated due to injury: Call for medical assistance if necessary; Notify the police. If this is not immediately possible, the driver must notify the police as soon as he/she is able; Obtain all information necessary to fully complete a RMV Motor Vehicle Crash Report and an Owned Vehicle Auto Loss form with the University Treasurer’s Office. : Call the University Treasurer's Office within 24 hours of the accident.
Motor Vehicle Accidents. I understand that I am responsible for all charges incurred at this office. I understand that this office will bill my
Motor Vehicle Accidents. As per clause 8.4, Post Reportable Incident Testing, any workplace incident involving a MRC vehicle where damage to the vehicle and/or third party property is sustained, testing will occur unless the incident was not within the control of the employee involved These circumstances include when the employee is driving to or from work. For example, if a MRC vehicle is parked and it is hit by another car causing damage there is no requirement to drug and alcohol test the employee. In these instances where the accident was through no fault of the employee and the vehicle was stationary and/or unattended, the Supervisory staff member must contact on-call WHS Advisor.