Pedicab definition
Pedicab means a cycle constructed or adapted—
Pedicab means either of the following:
Pedicab means any of the following:
Examples of Pedicab in a sentence
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CAMINO REAL REGIONAL MOBILITY AUTHORITY: THAT the CRRMA hereby authorizes its Executive Director to execute an amendment to the Bike Share Operations Agreement with the Mesilla Pedicab Company for the El Paso Bike Share Program, known locally as SunCycle.
More Definitions of Pedicab
Pedicab means] Pedicab. The term “pedicab” means a bicycle as defined in the vehicle and traffic law or other device that is designed and constructed to transport or carry passengers, that is solely propelled by human power, and that is operated to transport passengers for hire.
Pedicab means a multi-wheeled hooded or unhooded passenger vehicle that is moved by human power or any pushcart or rickshaw-type vehicle with two wheels pulled or propelled by any person, which is used in the movement of passengers or property for hire on the public highways and which is directed to a destination by the passenger for hire or on the passenger's behalf and which operates on call, demand or on a schedule.
Pedicab means a non-motor-driven wheeled device designed for carrying passengers, which is for hire, the motive power of which is furnished by a person or persons peddling such device. (Ord. 108200 § 2(11.14.720), 1979.)
Pedicab. , which means a vehicle propelled by pedaling of the operator, and capable of carrying passengers.’
Pedicab or “Pedicab Vehicle” means a multi-wheeled bicycle like vehicle, similar to a cycle rickshaw, that transports or is capable of transporting passengers, propelled by human power through a belt, chair or gears (and periodically assisted by no larger than an attached 500-watt electric motor), and constructed in such a manner as to engage in the business of carrying passengers, seated behind the driver, for hire.
Pedicab means a device that meets all of the following criteria:
Pedicab means a vehicle which is not a mechanically propelled vehicle under the Act of 1961, not drawn by an animal, used or intended for the use of carriage of passengers for reward;