Running Late Sample Clauses
The "Running Late" clause defines the procedures and consequences when a party fails to meet agreed deadlines or schedules. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes a delay, the notification requirements if a party anticipates being late, and any penalties or remedies available to the non-breaching party, such as liquidated damages or extensions of time. Its core function is to manage the risks associated with delays, ensuring that both parties understand their obligations and the repercussions of not adhering to the timeline, thereby promoting accountability and minimizing disputes over project timing.
Running Late. If the Contractor is for any reason running late due to unforeseen circumstances (such as a traffic jam caused by a recent accident) it is the Contractor’s responsibility to make immediate contact with COD to advise of the anticipated delay, and in all cases should make such contact as soon as possible and at least 30minutes before the scheduled pickup time. COD will then attempt to contact the customer and confirm if they can accommodate late pickup. If not, COD may organise an alternative vehicle. Failure to contact COD in such situations may, at COD’s discretion, result in payment to the Contractor for the relevant booking being wholly or partly withheld and/or the Contractor reimbursing COD for its reasonable costs of compensating the customer, including for any free of charge booking up to the value of the booking unfulfilled by the Contractor in this instance.
Running Late. If the Contractor is for any reason running late due to unforeseen circumstances (such as a traffic jam caused by a recent accident) it is the Contractor’s responsibility to make immediate contact with BDT to advise of the anticipated delay, and in all cases should make such contact as soon as possible and at least 30minutes before the scheduled pickup time. BDT will then attempt to contact the customer and confirm if they can accommodate late pickup. If not, BDT may organise an alternative vehicle. Failure to contact BDT in such situations may, at BDT’s discretion, result in payment to the Contractor for the relevant booking being wholly or partly withheld and/or the Contractor reimbursing BDT for its reasonable costs of compensating the customer, including for any free of charge booking up to the value of the booking unfulfilled by the Contractor in this instance.
Running Late. If the Contractor is for any reason running late due to unforeseen circumstances (such as a traffic jam caused by a recent accident) it is the Contractor’s responsibility to make immediate contact with DRIVISION to advise of the anticipated delay, and in all cases should make such contact as soon as possible and at least 30minutes before the scheduled pickup time. DRIVISION will then attempt to contact the customer and confirm if they can accommodate late pickup. If not, DRIVISION may organise an alternative vehicle. Failure to contact DRIVISION in such situations may, at DRIVISION’s discretion, result in payment to the Contractor for the relevant booking being wholly or partly withheld and/or the Contractor reimbursing DRIVISION for its reasonable costs of compensating the customer, including for any free of charge booking up to the value of the booking unfulfilled by the Contractor in this instance. Designated Airport Meeting Points The Contractor agrees to be aware of the designated airport meeting points and wait at these points for all DRIVISION customer airport pickups. The designated meeting points are outlined on the DRIVISION website ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇ and can be accessed from the Support/Airport Transfers page or Support/Find Your Driver page and clicking on the “List of Meeting Points” button.
Running Late. Effective on the date of ratification, where a Bus on a regular run is more than one hour late, he w i l l be paid in addition to his regular run, mileage a t the hourly rate in ef- fect under Sub-Article calculated no less than every minutes.