Common use of Personal Transportation Clause in Contracts

Personal Transportation. A. An employee in this bargaining unit using his/her own vehicle for Board purposes may be requested, but not required, to transport one passenger. B. An employee who is assigned to an Akron Public Schools owned vehicle, and is unable to start said vehicle, shall report his/her inability to start said vehicle to Transportation Services and shall then report to his/her ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ or supervisor by telephone. It shall be the employee’s responsibility to report to his/her work station for assignment unless instructed otherwise by his/her ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. C. All employees driving Akron Public Schools owned vehicles shall be covered with liability insurance to cover property damage and personal injury for accidents. Said insurance shall be purchased and paid for by the Employer. D. Mileage data shall be made available to all employees who use their personal vehicles for Board purposes. E. Members driving their own vehicles for Board purposes shall not be required to carry any item that will not fit inside the automobile trunk with the lid closed. Such employees shall not be required to carry an item in excess of 100 pounds and two (2) employees--one of which may be a Buildings Services employee-- shall be provided to load or unload an item in excess of 100 pounds from or into a car trunk. Any tool or equipment hauled must be cleaned by the employee who used it. A 6 mil plastic bag shall be provided upon request to any employee hauling the sewer machine. Members driving their own vehicles on Board business will not be required to transport drain cleaner, coil cleaner or muriatic acid if those substances have been removed from their original containers. F. Parking facilities shall be available to all employees on an equal basis. G. Employees in this bargaining unit shall be reimbursed for driving their personal vehicles for official Board business in accordance with the following rate: the established I.R.S. amount in effect as of July 1, which shall be the rate for the ensuing fiscal year.