Vehicle Weight Sample Clauses

Vehicle Weight. Contractor shall make all reasonable efforts to reduce the impact of Collection vehicles on City streets and to ensure that, at all times, the overall weight of the vehicle does not exceed the legal limit. Contractor shall maintain weight tickets for each load, documenting that the gross vehicle weight, and shall make the weight tickets available to the City upon request. City reserves the right to direct Contractor to provide real-time weights of Collection vehicles on City streets if weight tags document excessive Collection vehicle weights. Contractor shall comply with City directive for real-time Collection vehicle weights within forty-eight (48) hours of written request.
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Vehicle Weight. It is the hirer’s responsibility to ensure the gross vehicle weight in so more than 3500KG when fully loaded and must ensure contents are secure at all times. Pets We do allow Dogs/pets dependant on age and breed, so long as they sleep in their own beds and you use your own throws to protect the upholstery. We charge a £20 per pet and you must ensure that the Motorhome interior is pristine and shows no sign of a pet having been in it upon its return for the next hirer and also there may be a possibility that future hirers have an allergy to pets. Smoking It is against the law to smoke in all hire vehicles. A charge of £250 will be imposed if customers are found to have been smoking in our Motor home. Or a maximum fine of the full security Deposit could be imposed if damage is caused by smoking. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name of Insured Driver/ Hirer – Address of HirerHIRE PERIOD - The Hirer agrees to take on the hire of the vehicle subject to the terms and conditions contained herein, I hereby acknowledge during the currency of the hire agreement I shall be liable for any offence for all fixed penalty notices under the Road Traffic Offenders act 1991, including any parking/ excess parking notices. I accept the terms and conditions page 3 of 3 NAME: SIGNED: DATE:
Vehicle Weight. It is the employee’s responsibility to ensure that the gross vehicle mass comply with the law as legislated from time to time and as is Boral's Policy. Trucks should be loaded to legal capacity. Any costs incurred by the employee to check weight the vehicle will be reimbursed by the company on production of the receipt of expenditure. If infringed for an overload breach, the company must be notified immediately. The company will pay overload fines.
Vehicle Weight. It is the hirer’s responsibility to ensure the gross vehicle weight is no more than 3500KG when fully loaded and must ensure contents are secure at all times.
Vehicle Weight. It is the hirer’s responsibility to ensure the gross vehicle weight is no more than 3500KG when fully loaded and must ensure contents are secure at all times. This vehicle weighs 2990KG (including a tank of fuel, the gas bottle, this also allows 75KG for the hirer) therefore the payload allowance is a further 510KG. I accept the terms and conditions above SIGNED: DATE:
Vehicle Weight. You must produce evidence of the unladen weight of the vehicle. You need to provide a certificate of weight dated within the previous seven days. The weight of the vehicle must be tested using the following conditions:  no passengers on board  engine switched off  handbrake not set  vehicle in neutral gear. We will not consider the weight of the vehicle until you have produced the certificate of weight. The vehicle’s manufacturer’s plate must also be checked to find out the vehicle’s gross vehicle weight and train weight. The following allowances apply:  75kg per ‘seat’ (see later)  75kg for the driver  75kg for fuel and other sundry items. The total of this weight must be added to the unladen weight on the certificate of weight. If this figure is greater than the vehicle’s gross weight, you will forfeit one passenger allowance until the figure is within the prescribed limit.
Vehicle Weight. The weight of the vehicle is subject to the specifications in 2.2.1.5.1 and 2.2.2.2.1.
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Vehicle Weight. The weight of the empty vehicle weighed immediately after unloading; and
Vehicle Weight. It is the hirer’s responsibility to ensure the gross vehicle weight is no more than 3850KG when fully loaded and must ensure contents are secure at all times. Pets We do not allow pets inside the vehicle.

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