Authorized Driver means the renter and each driver permit to drive the towing vehicle with the Vehicle in tow. Every Authorized Driver must have a valid driver’s license and be at least age 25. “Vehicle” means the non‐motorized towed recreational vehicle identified in this Agreement and each vehicle we substitute for it, all the Vehicle’s equipment, awnings, keys and Vehicle documents. The Vehicle may be equipped with global positioning satellite (“GPS”) technology or another telematics system and/or an event data recorder, and privacy is not guaranteed. “Loss of Use” means the loss of our ability to use the Vehicle for our purposes due to Vehicle damage or loss during this rental, including, without limitation, use for rent, display for rent and sale, opportunity to upgrade or sell, or transportation of employees. “Diminished Value” means the difference between the fair market value of the Vehicle before damage and its value after repairs as calculated by a third‐party estimate obtained by us or on our behalf. “Charges” means the fees and charges that are incurred under this Agreement. “Rental Period” means the period between the time you take possession of the Vehicle until the Vehicle is either returned to or recovered by us and checked in by us. “Vehicle License Fee,” “Vehicle Licensing,” “Vehicle License Prop Tax,” “Vehicle License Cost Recovery Fee,” or “Motor Vehicle Tax” means a vehicle license cost recovery fee based on our estimated average per day per vehicle portion of our total annual vehicle licensing, titling, and registration costs or as otherwise defined under applicable law.
Authorized Driver means (A) the renter, (B) the renter’s
Authorized Driver means any of the following:
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An Authorized Driver is defined as aUniversity employee or an ISU student who meets the requirements of section 3 below and is authorized by Transportation Services to operate a University-owned vehicle for University business or sponsored activities.F. Passenger RestrictionsOnly authorized ISU employees, persons, or volunteers participating in ISU University projects or programs, and students participating in authorized travel, may ride in University- owned Vehicles.
After an application for licensure has been accepted by the Commission, Applicants for a new TLC Driver’s License must complete the Authorized Driver Education Training course and pass an examination on course subjects as a condition of licensure.(3) Authorized License Renewal Course.
Authorized Driver: Assigned Vehicles, Department-Owned Vehicles and PoolVehicles may only be operated by an authorized driver.
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Authorized Driver means any of the following who has a valid driver license and an ac-
Authorized Driver means all of the following:
Authorized Driver means, in connection with a private passenger vehicle under a rental agreement, all of the following:
Authorized Driver means any of the following who has a valid driver license and an acceptable driving record:
Authorized Driver means (A) the renter, (B) the renter’s spouse if that person is a licensed driver and satisfies the rental company’s minimum age requirement, (C) the renter’s employer or coworker if he or she is engaged in business activity with the renter, is a licensed driver, and satisfies the rental company’s minimum age requirement, and (D) a person expressly listed by the rental company on the renter’s contract as an authorized driver.
Authorized Driver means the renter and any additional driver listed by us on this Agreement, provided that each such person has a valid driver's license and, is at least 25 years of age unless the age restriction is changed by us elsewhere in this Agreement. "Snowmobile" means the all terrain vehicle identified in this Agreement and any snowmobile we substitute for it, and all its tools, accessories, equipment, keys and vehicle documents. "Physical Damage" means damage to, or loss of, the snowmobile caused by collision or upset; it does not include comprehensive damage, such as damage to, or loss of, the snowmobile due to theft, vandalism, act of nature, riot or civil disturbance, hail, flood or fire. "Loss of use" means the loss of our ability to use the snowmobile for any purpose due to damage to it or loss of it during this rental. Loss of use is calculated by multiplying the number of days from the date the snowmobile is damaged until it is repaired or replaced, times the daily rental rate.