Common use of Traffic Management Plan Clause in Contracts

Traffic Management Plan. (i) By no later than three (3) years prior to the FIFA World Cup™, or at any earlier time requested by the LOC, the Host City shall provide the LOC with a traffic management plan for the Competition Periods, describing in detail: a) traffic management systems around the Stadium and in the centre of the Host City on Match Days as well as for the location of the FIFA Fan Fest for the entire Competition Period, including contingency/emergency plans; b) routes, including shuttle bus routes, timetables and distance estimates for key routes being covered by the traffic management plan; c) organisation of public transportation on Match Days, including free public transportation for ticket holders and hospitality guests as well as for FIFA Fan Fest visitors; d) the directional signage system within the Host City and for all highways, streets, airports, train stations and other relevant locations and areas as proposed to be established in connection the Competitions by the Host City, which shall be consistent with the directional signage programme established by the other host cities of the Competition and the official Competition design as developed by FIFA; e) the traffic and transportation information system as proposed to be established by the Host City together with the airport and train station authorities as well as with the police and other public authorities for visitors of the Competitions and the FIFA Fan Fest, including any flyers, website information and information desks; and f) the manner in which the Host City proposes to comply with the specific requirements set out in this Clause 4.5. (ii) The Host City shall implement the traffic management plan for the Competition Periods, at its own costs, including the implementation and adoption of all measures being part of the traffic management plan, passing the necessary municipal ordinances and by-laws as well as providing any assistance requested of it by FIFA, the LOC and/or the Government authorities.