Recreational Vehicle Clause Samples

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Recreational Vehicle. Recreational Vehicle (RV) means a motor vehicle or trailer which includes living quarters designed for accommodation. Types of Recreational Vehicle’s include but are not limited to motorhomes, campervans, travel trailers and camper trailers, fifth-wheel trailers, popup campers and truck campers.
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Recreational Vehicle. A vehicle designed for recreational use which includes motor homes, campers and trailers relative to same.
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Recreational Vehicle. 1000 lbs actual weight or the equivalent cubed weight depending on how the transportation company determines the weight for billing purposes.
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Recreational Vehicle. A park trailer, travel trailer, or other similar vehicle which is (a) built on a single chassis; (b) 400 square feet or less when measured at the largest horizontal projections; (c) designed to be self-propelled or permanently towable by a truck; and (d) designed primarily for use as temporary living quarters for recreation, camping,
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Recreational Vehicle. If the Insured Person’s Accidental Bodily Injury, disease or illness occurs while on a Trip and:
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Recreational Vehicle any motorized vehicle designed for use principally off public roads, 147 whether licensed for road use or not. This includes (but is not limited to) the following: a golf cart; 148 snowmobile; trail bike; dune buggy; or all-terrain vehicle. 149 150 It does not include an AUTOMOBILE, MOTORCYCLE, or MOBILE EQUIPMENT. 151 152 20. RETAINED LIMITS: the limit stated on the Information Page. This RETAINED LIMIT is the 153 amount YOU must pay if the UNDERLYING POLICY and any other PRIMARY INSURANCE 154 collectible by YOU do not provide coverage. 155 21. TERMS: the provision, limitations, exclusion, and definitions. 156 157 22. UNERLYING LIMITS: minimum required limits of insurance as scheduled on the Information 158 Page. This includes the amount of any other insurance collectible by YOU. 159
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Recreational Vehicle. (a) Make . (b) Model . (c) Year . (d) Recreational Vehicle license plate number .
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Recreational Vehicle. A recreational vehicle is a self­propelled vehicle, such as a motor home, pickup truck with attached camper, and bus, used exclusively for personal pleasure by an individual. In order to qualify as a recreational vehicle, the vehicle shall not be used in connection with any business endeavor.
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  • Personal Vehicle Use of personal vehicle will be reimbursed at the current rate/mile set by Commissioners’ Court. Mileage should be calculated using the County office location of the traveler and the event location. Mileage may not be calculated using the traveler’s home. Mileage should be calculated using an employees vehicle odometer reading or by a readily available online mapping service for travel out of Fort Bend County. If using the mileage of an online mapping service, state which mapping service was used or provide a printout of your route detailing the mileage. For local travel, odometer readings or mapping service details are not required. Departments should develop a mileage guide for employees for local travel points, if a department does not have a mileage guide, the Auditor’s Office will determine if the mileage listed is reasonable. Allowable expenses: Parking and tolls with documentation. County Vehicle: Fuel purchases when using a County vehicle should be made with the County Procurement card if available. Original receipts will accompany the Procurement Card statement but a copy must be provided with the travel reimbursement request. Allowable expenses: Parking and tolls with documentation required. Airfare: Airfare is reimbursable at the lowest available rate based on 14 day advance purchase of a discounted coach/economy full-service seat based on the required arrival time for the event. The payment confirmation and itinerary must be presented with the travel reimbursement form. The traveler will be responsible for the excess charges of an airline ticket purchase other than a coach/economy seat. When using Southwest Airlines a traveler should choose the “wanna get away” flight category. Allowable Expenses: Bag fees. Fare changes are allowable if business related or due to family emergency. Unallowable Expenses/Fees: Trip insurance, Early Bird Check In, Front of the line, Leg Room, Fare changes for personal reasons. Unallowable Fees/Charges: GPS, prepaid fuel, premium radio, child safety seats, additional insurance, one way rentals. Allowable expenses: Parking and tolls allowed with documentation. Other Transportation: Other forms of transit (bus, taxi, train) are reimbursable with an original receipt. Gratuities: Gratuities are permitted if original receipt includes gratuity (20% maximum allowed) for any transportation services.

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