Procedures for Substitute Service Sample Clauses

Procedures for Substitute Service. The carrier has two hours from the start of the delay to arrange satisfactory substitute service including repair/restart of the original bus. If the carrier cannot demonstrate that satisfactory substitute service will be provided, the TO may cancel the original movement and re-procure. If the carrier has demonstrated a satisfactory plan for substitute service by the two-hour xxxx, TO may allow the carrier an additional two hours to actually transport required equipment to the site of the delay. If the TO determines the carrier is making good faith efforts to overcome a delay but conditions beyond the control of the carrier, including geographic distances, are preventing or delaying substitute service arrangements, the TO may, at their sole option, extend the above time limits. Authorization for the substitute service may be obtained from the traveling unit unless there is a cost increase which must be validated by the requesting TO.
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Procedures for Substitute Service. The Carrier has two hours from the start of the delay to arrange satisfactory substitute service including repair/restart of the original bus. If the Carrier cannot demonstrate that satisfactory substitute service will be provided, DTMO/TC may cancel the original movement and reprocure. If the Carrier has demonstrated a satisfactory plan for substitute service by the two-hour xxxx, DTMO/TC may allow the Carrier an additional two hours to actually transport required equipment to the site of the delay. If DTMO/TC determines the Carrier is making good faith efforts to overcome a delay but conditions beyond the control of the Carrier, including geographic distances, are preventing or delaying substitute service arrangements, the DTMO, or the TC may, at its sole option, extend the above time limits. Authorization for the substitute service may be obtained from the traveling unit unless there is a cost increase which must be validated by the requesting TC or the DTMO.
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