RED TAGGED VEHICLES Sample Clauses

RED TAGGED VEHICLES. 1. During routine program monitoring or if client complaints warrant inspection of specific vehicles, it may be necessary to “Red Tag” vehicles that do not meet health and safety requirements. If, in the opinion of OoA, the vehicle does not meet SNEMT vehicle standards as outlined above, it may be "red tagged."
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RED TAGGED VEHICLES. The OoA may, during normally scheduled monitoring visits, or, as a follow-up to a client complaint, inspect any vehicles used by CONTRACTOR to transport clients. If, in the opinion of the OoA, a vehicle does not meet OoA safety standards, it may be “red tagged.” A vehicle that has been “red tagged” shall be immediately removed from service. A “red tagged” vehicle may not be released for service until such time as the problems associated with it have been rectified by CONTRACTOR and verified by OoA. A vehicle may be “red tagged” by OoA if any of the following occurs: • Safety equipment missing (per Vehicle Code requirements) • Wheelchair lift inoperative • Wheelchair lift brake interlock inoperative • Wheelchair lift restraints missing or inoperative • Tires: Flat, worn, embedded objects, bald • Passenger door interlock inoperative • Headlights out • Taillights out • Turn signals out or inoperative • Horn not working • Windshield wipers not working • Engine smoking excessively • Brake lining too thin • Fluid leaks • Coolant leaks • Exhaust system leaking or damaged • Steering with excessive play • Loose or missing lug nuts • Any noncompliance with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards and other governing agency safety, vehicle operations regulations • Any other safety or maintenance item which may endanger the safety of SNEMT clients
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RED TAGGED VEHICLES. The OoA may, during normally scheduled monitoring visits, or, as a follow-up to a client complaint, inspect any vehicles used by CONTRACTOR to transport clients. If, in the opinion of the OoA, a vehicle does not meet OoA safety standards, it may be “red tagged.” A vehicle that has been “red tagged” shall be immediately removed from service. A “red tagged” vehicle may not be released for service until such time as the problems associated with it have been rectified by CONTRACTOR and verified by OoA. A vehicle may be “red tagged” by OoA if any of the following occurs: • Safety equipment missing (per Vehicle Code requirements) • Wheelchair lift inoperative • Wheelchair lift brake interlock inoperative • Wheelchair lift restraints missing or inoperative • Tires: Flat, worn, embedded objects, bald • Passenger door interlock inoperative • Headlights out • Taillights out • Turn signals out or inoperative • Horn not working • Windshield wipers not working • Engine smoking excessively • Brake lining too thin • Fluid leaks • Coolant leaks • Exhaust system leaking or damaged • Steering with excessive play • Loose or missing lug nuts • Any noncompliance with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards and other governing agency safety, vehicle operations regulations • Any other safety or maintenance item which may endanger the safety of SNEMT clients VIII. Vehicle Cleanliness DocuSign Envelope ID: 57F96789-E202-4977-9F2C-F7BB3D524B90 To facilitate customer service, it is imperative vehicles remain clean and free from body damage (other than minor scratches). Daily Vehicle Cleanliness Standards: Interior vehicle cleaning will be done on a daily basis with the exterior being washed at a minimum weekly or as needed. Daily cleaning will include: • Clean inside of all windows, remove fingerprints and head prints • Remove dust from seats and dashboards • Sweep or vacuum all floor areas, mop up any spills • Ensure vehicle is free from all paper, gum, and debris, etc. • Repair any damaged seats • Remove any graffiti • Ensure wheelchair securements and passenger restraints are clean and serviceable
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RED TAGGED VEHICLES. Companies agree to arrive for pick up within 3 hours after receiving the call.
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RED TAGGED VEHICLES. If, in the opinion of ATN, the vehicle does not meet ATN safety standards, it may be "red tagged." A vehicle that has been "red tagged" shall not go into service.
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