School transportation vehicle definition

School transportation vehicle means any motor vehicle

School transportation vehicle means any motor vehicle with a manufacturer’s rated seating capacity of 10 passengers or less, including the driver, when operated for the scheduled transportation of pupils to or from school or school-related events. School transportation vehicle does not include a vehicle used by a parent or parent’s designee to transport children to or from school or school-related events.

School transportation vehicle means every motor vehicle which is owned by a school district charter school, or service provider and operated, rented, or leased for the transportation of students to and from school, from school to school, or to school related events or which is privately owned and operated for compensation provided that such transportation service is sponsored and approved by the local board of education or school’s governing board and operating within the State of Colorado.

Examples of School transportation vehicle in a sentence

• School transportation vehicle operators, other than route operators, driving vehicles with the capacity of 15 or fewer passengers (counting the driver), including Type A Multifunction Bus and Small Vehicle, shall meet or exceed the following requirements: 5.03(a) The operator shall possess a valid driver’s license.

• School transportation vehicle operators shall stop at least 10 feet away from students at each designated stop.

• School transportation vehicle route operators (transporting students to and from school or from school to school) driving vehicles with the capacity of 15 or fewer passengers (counting the driver), including Type A Multifunction Bus and Small Vehicle, shall meet or exceed the following requirements: 5.02(a) The operator shall possess a valid driver’s license.

• School transportation vehicle operators shall not relocate a student stop without approval of the school district or service provider.

• School transportation vehicle operators of School Buses, Multifunction Buses and Motor Coach Buses, whether transporting students or not, shall apply the following procedures during the process of approaching, stopping and crossing railroad tracks: 17.12(a) Activate the four-way hazard lamps not less than 200 feet from the railroad crossing to alert other motorists of the pending stop for the crossing.

• School transportation vehicle operators of School Buses, Multifunction Buses and Motor Coach Buses are not required to stop at crossings only controlled by a red, amber, green traffic control signal when it is in the green position or when the crossing is controlled by a police officer or human flag person, or when the crossing is marked with an official “exempt” sign placed on the railroad crossing light post or cross bucks post.

• School transportation vehicle operators, who have medical conditions which result in temporary loss of performance abilities as addressed in 205.05, shall provide satisfactory medical proof of restoration of health to the employing school district/service provider.

• School transportation vehicle operators of School Buses, Multifunction Buses and Motor Coach Buses, whether transporting students or not, shall apply the following procedures during the process of approaching, stopping and crossing railroad tracks: 17.13(a) Activate the four-way hazard lamps not less than 200 feet from the railroad crossing to alert other motorists of the pending stop for the crossing.

• School transportation vehicle operators requiring vision correction by eyeglasses or contact lenses, shall be required to wear them at all times while operating the school transportation vehicle.

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