Modes of Transportation Sample Clauses

Modes of Transportation. A. The approving official shall determine the mode of transportation which is most advantageous to the Government. In selecting the particular method of transportation to be used, the approving official shall consider the nature and duties of the employee requiring travel, the total cost to the Government, the total distance of travel, the number of points to be visited, and energy conservation. B. If an approving official determines that an automobile is required for travel, a Government- owned or leased automobile shall be used whenever it is reasonably available. The use of POV may be authorized only if it is more advantageous to the Government or for the convenience of the Government. C. When an employee elects to travel by a method of transportation other than that officially approved, reimbursement to the employee shall be limited to the cost on a constructive basis that would have been incurred by the Government for the officially approved mode of transportation or the actual cost incurred by the employee, whichever is the lesser.
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Modes of Transportation. Which type of transportation do you prefer? Why?
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Modes of Transportation. Let’s begin by confirming what mode or modes of transportation your school district employed.
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Modes of Transportation and Routing TourCo The Artist and Theatre may agree in writing as to the route and modes of transportation. In no event, however, shall such agreement provide for a payment to the Artist of a sum less than the cost of applicable public transportation from the place of residence to the theatre and return. If travel is by air, an economy class ticket is required for transportation from the city which is the point of origin to the first city traveled to, and also from the last‌ city in which the Artist performs back to the point of origin. The Artist shall not be compelled to travel by air without the Artist’s consent, and in each and every case it shall be entirely in the determination of the Artist to decide whether or not the Artist wishes to travel by air.
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Modes of Transportation a. The Employer shall determine the mode of transportation that is most advantageous to the Government. The Employer agrees that employees with disabilities shall be provided with reasonable accommodations for TDY travel. b. Both Parties agree if a government owned vehicle or government leased vehicle is used for official travel, its use shall be limited to travel incident to official duties and will not be used for personal convenience. Such use includes: travel between duty sites, traveling to authorized lodging areas, obtaining suitable meals and traveling to places of worship. c. When the Employer authorizes the use of a privately owned vehicle (POV), reimbursement for mileage and/or per diem will be in accordance with the JTR.
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Modes of Transportation. 1. Transportation Action Plan By December 18, 2015, the district will provide OCR with a draft of its transportation action plan for the review and approval process as set forth in III.D.1, above. 2. Implementation of Transportation Action Plan Within 30 days of receiving OCR’s approval of the procedures and transportation action plan, the district will provide OCR a report to OCR demonstrating its adoption of the procedures and implementation of the transportation action plan pursuant to section III.D.2, above. The report will include, but is not limited to, the date the transportation action plan was formally implemented, and the name of the person or group responsible for the implementation of the transportation action plan.
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Modes of Transportation. Proposed modes of transportation (rental, flight, POV, etc.) will be available at time of booking.
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  • Provision of transport (a) No allowances, other than those prescribed in clauses 27.8 and 27.10 and in the circumstances described in clause 27.11(b), will be payable on any day on which the Employer provides or offers to provide transport free of charge from the Employee’s home to the place of work and return. (b) Subject to 27.11(c), the allowance prescribed in clause 27.5 will be payable on any day for which the Employer provides a vehicle free of charge to the Employee for a purpose related to their contract of employment, and the Employee is required by the Employer to drive this vehicle from the Employee’s home to their place of work and return. (c) The parties recognise that in some circumstances where the Employer provides a vehicle free of charge to an Employee it will not be appropriate for the Employee to also receive the allowance prescribed in clause 27.5. As such, where the Employer provides a fully fuelled and maintained vehicle to the Employee such that the Employee has reasonable private use of the vehicle, the allowance will not be payable. Any disputes as to the application of this clause may be resolved via the Dispute Resolution Procedure.

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  • Transportation The School District will provide for such student transportation as may be required to and from the College as required under State law, and for any off-site academic course assignments which require the Student to travel to satisfy course objectives that could include, without limitation, museum visits or job-site internships, or approved School and College field trips or extra-curricular activities, each pursuant to applicable School District rules and procedures.

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