...Outsourcing Vehicle Inspections Similar to the previous recommendation, the strategy of outsourcing vehicle inspections reduces the volume of in-person renewals as well as streamlines the registration process (refer to Appendix C [Table 2] for a cost-benefit analysis). Also, outsourcing offers customers the convenience of extended hours and more locations to get their vehicles inspected. In the case of the DMV, it improves performance because it reduces the cost of operating field offices and the agency receives assistance in meeting the demands of the 4 million patrons with up-to-date equipment. However, it’s imperative to mention that contracting out services results in a loss of control for the organization, such as training of associates or providing quality inspection service. In spite of that, the DMV can carefully negotiate contracts to include performance evaluations and audits on the vendors to ensure that customers receive great service based on state inspection standards. Overall, the Dept. of Motor Vehicles can meet its two SMART goals and improve its performance by implementing this strategy—it’s a low cost and a high...
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...MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVERS POLICY MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTICLE 1.0 Introductory Information 1.01 General Applicability 1.02 Department of Transportation Regulations 1.03 Nondiscrimination ARTICLE 2.0 Driver Qualifications 2.01 General 2.02 CDL Drivers 2.03 New Hires 2.04 Employees - Driving Is Essential 2.05 Employees - Driving Is Non-essential 2.06 Reinstatement 2.07 Notification of Violations 2.08 MVR Review 2.09 Driver's Licenses ARTICLE 3.0 Vehicle Maintenance 3.01 General 3.02 Vehicle Files 3.03 Daily Pre-Drive Inspection 3.04 Daily Post-Drive Inspection DOT Regulated Vehicles 3.05 Periodic Maintenance 3.06 DOT Inspection 3.07 Mechanical Facilities 3.08 Expense Records 3.09 Cleaning 3.10 Signs ARTICLE 4.0 Vehicle Operating Rules 4.01 Seat Belts 4.02 Passengers 4.03 Fines and Tickets 4.04 Company Use 4.05 Alcoholic Beverages/Drugs 4.06 Laws, Rules and Regulations 4.07 Personal Vehicles 4.08 Locking of Vehicles 4.09 New Drivers ARTICLE 5.0 Accident Reporting 5.01 Accident Reporting 5.02 Accident Kits Dale Williams Trucking, Inc. Motor Vehicle Policy Manual ARTICLE 1.0 -- Introductory Information 1.01 General Applicability. This manual sets forth the policies of Dale Williams Trucking, Inc. and each of its subsidiaries (each such company is hereinafter referred to as "Company") as to the use and maintenance of Company owned and leased vehicles. It is not an employment...
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...electronic notification signs. These features, as well as vehicle safety technologies, are in place to protect drivers from the dangers inherent in driving. However, the number one cause of collisions is driver error. Traffic safety is the primary responsibility of all highway users. You can carry out this responsibility by practicing safe and courteous driving behavior. Texas has a highway system that is considered to be one of the most extensive systems in the United States. Annually, Texas drivers will log over 187 billion miles. In recent years, the state of Texas has seen the numbers of traffic fatalities increase. Two primary contributors to this increase are speeding and driving while intoxicated (DWI). Any driver in the United States can reduce fatalities and injuries by simple acts such as using safety belts. If we all contribute to responsible driving, we can drastically decrease highway fatalities. It begins with YOU. Make a personal commitment today to carefully pay attention to the content of this course and to study the Texas Driver Handbook. Do this to develop the skills and knowledge that you need to become a safe driver. Basic knowledge of traffic laws provides a driver with the foundation to formulate informed, legal, and responsible decisions to reduce risk. C - The Privilege of Driving | Vehicles were invented by the great minds of people working together over many nations. When the first vehicles were produced, they were expensive. Many...
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...insurance • Must wear corrective lenses • Must have current expectation dates Restrictions may be placed on license • Required to wear glasses • Etc. When your license expires they send you a notification to renew it driving without a license can result in $200 fine suspensions • temporary loss of a driver’s license • reinstated at the end of the period • automatic suspensions o DWI o DWI with child o Failing to stop after collision o Driving with invalid/false driver’s license o Section 2 Admistrative suspensions • The dps has the authority to suspend o Repeted violations of traffic laws o To many collisons o Serious collision o Fleeing from police officer • Driving responsibility program o Surcharge Point system • Asseed to moving traffic law violations • Stay for 2 years • 2 points for Texas or out-of-state moving violation • 3 points for a moving violation resulting in a crash • Surcharge wil occur after 6 points o Driver will have to pay 100 for the first 6 points and 25...
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...PERFORMANCE AUDIT REPORT ON THE MANAGEMENT OF TRAFFIC INSPECTIONS AND SPEED LIMITS THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA NATIONAL AUDIT OFFICE A PERFORMANCE AUDIT REPORT ON THE MANAGEMENT OF TRAFFIC INSPECTIONS AND SPEED LIMITS IN TANZANIA THE MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS – TANZANIA POLICE FORCE AND THE MINISTRY OF WORKS A REPORT OF THE CONTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERAL OF THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA i PERFORMANCE AUDIT REPORT ON THE MANAGEMENT OF TRAFFIC INSPECTIONS AND SPEED LIMITS THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA National Audit Office of Tanzania Vision To be a centre of excellence in public sector auditing Mission To provide efficient audit services in order to enhance accountablity and value for money in the collection and use public resources Our core values Objectivity Excellence Integrity Peoples Focus Innovation ii PERFORMANCE AUDIT REPORT ON THE MANAGEMENT OF TRAFFIC INSPECTIONS AND SPEED LIMITS Table of Contents Table of Contents........................................................................................iii List of Tables and Figures...........................................................................v Preface.........................................................................................................vii Terminology used in this report.................................................................ix Map of Tanzania showing regions covered in this audit........................x Acronyms and Abbreviations...
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...Employment Law Compliance Plan Carrie "Shellie" Cobbs Human Capital Management HRM 531 Linda Johnson March 15, 2015 Employment Law Compliance Plan atwood and allen consulting memorandum to: Traci Goldeman from: Shellie Cobbs subject: Employment Law compliance plan for Landslide Limousine date: March 15, 2015 cc: Bradley Stonefield I have researched several employment laws for Mr. Stonefield’s Landslide Limousine Company and there are four laws that I will outline for Mr. Stonefield to consider complying with in his new business venture. I will discuss in this memo the Civil Rights Act of 1964 regarding employment discrimination, The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 regarding people with disabilities, Equal Pay Act of 1963 regarding wage discrimination between men and women, and lastly the Texas Minimum Wage Act regarding the least amount of an hourly wage payable in the state of Texas. I will give a brief summary of each of the four Acts and consequences for noncompliance. Civil Rights Act of 1964 The Civil Rights Act of 1964 is regulated and enforced by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). As a new business, if you receive any federally funded monies such as grants, assistance, or subsidies The Civil Rights Act of 1964 applies to you. The EEOC “enforces laws that prohibit discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, or age in hiring, promoting, firing, setting wages, testing, training, apprenticeship...
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...A Message to Massachusetts Motorists from Erin C. Deveney, Registrar of Motor Vehicles Dear Motorist, The MassDOT Registry of Motor Vehicles recognizes that the work we perform impacts you and nearly every person in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. We give our customers the joy of getting their first license. We register vehicles that take people all over the state for work, school, to access medical care and for exciting and important events in their lives. We also have the very serious responsibility of making sure all drivers, as well as the vehicles on our roadways, are safe and fit to operate. The RMV is committed to providing you with efficient, reliable and professional customer service. The Driver’s Manual prepares you for your driving career and also for doing business with the Registry. It includes requirements for transactions we provide, as well as service options and branch location information. To serve you better, we offer 27 transactions and services via our website, www.massrmv.com. Online services bring the RMV to you. Today, you are also able to schedule a return phone call via 857-DOT-8000 for a time that works for you. We have expanded the number of AAA locations offering Registry renewal services through an innovative public-private partnership. We are introducing self-service FasTrack kiosks for license and identification card renewals and duplicates so you spend less time in line. As we improve our service delivery, www.massrmv.com will...
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...Kaprielian, Registrar of Motor Vehicles Dear Motorist, This Driver’s Manual provides important information about the many services offered by the Registry of Motor Vehicles at our branch locations and through our website at www.massrmv.com. Whether you have questions about the documents you need to apply for a driver’s license, how to renew a registration, or when you need to have your vehicle inspected, the answers are all in here. I encourage you to read it thoroughly and keep it handy as a future resource. The RMV Driver’s Manual can help you prepare for a visit to one of our branches, our website, or a phone call to our customer service center. We know from experience that informed customers help us provide quicker, more efficient service and reduce the possibility of a return visit. I encourage you to utilize our virtual branch before you stand in line, as most routine RMV services can be completed through the Internet. The RMV has also included all the rules of the road that apply to motoring on the roads of the Commonwealth in an effort to help reduce crashes and injuries. In today’s world, although some people choose to travel using healthy transportation modes of walking, bicycling, or mass transit, many residents need to rely on motor vehicles. Yet owning a vehicle and holding a driver’s license are privileges that come with a good deal of responsibility. Your behavior as a motor vehicle operator not only affects other motor vehicle operators, but also has serious...
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...3 type of driving license A commercial driver license · A class A license - permits drving commercial vehicles such as large trucks and semi tractors. · A Class C license permits driving non-commercial vehicles suck as cras pickup trucks, SUVs and vans. · A class M license for drving motorcycles or mopeds. The minimum age to qualify for a Class C license is 18 years of age. a driver who is 16 years old and has completed an approved driver education course also qualifies. Test- vision-driving test Point system = points are assessed to moving traffic violation convictions.Once the conviction has been added to the driver record, points will be assigned and will remain on the driver record for a period od three years. Points are assigned as follows: 2 points for a texas or out -of-state mocing violation, and 3 points for a texas or out-ofstates moving conviction that resuleted in a crash. 20 miles per hour must be able to come to a complete stop within 25 feet. 30k to cover the injury or death of one people 60k to cover the injury or death of two people 25k to cover damage to the property of any other person to comply with the safety responsibility act, all drivers muct provide evidence of financial responsibility when: · applying for driver license · refistering a motor vehicle · obtaining a motor vehicle inspection certificate driver must be given 175 to 350 Question 1: Your driver license may be suspended for causing: Correct: One serious...
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...CIVIL AND SOCIAL USES OF DRONES. March 21, 2016 Drones, otherwise known as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles or Remotely Piloted Vehicles, are pilotless aerial vehicles which can be guided either through remote control from its control base or can navigate autonomously based on a preprogrammed software. Drones are often classified into military and civilian drones. Both with individual characteristics which distinguish them. The most outright difference is their functions, whereby military drones are used in the military setting whereas civilian drones are used in less ‘violent' functions and are unarmed, unlike their military counterparts. Eddie Codel, a digital photographer behind the first ever Flying Robot International Film Festival, stated that “Drones are now being used to help humanity tackle global issues”. This is especially true for the civilian drones which so far scientists are trying to get their relevance in almost every aspect of life. “The applications of drones are as limitless as the imagination” added Codel. As per what can be seen today, this is especially true in the fields where drones have been applied and have brought forth untold success. Areas like; search and rescue operations, Monitoring and inspecting infrastructure ,Aerial photography, filming of events ,Property inspections and appraisals ,Agricultural surveys, inspections, and maintenance ,Private surveillance and investigation ,Commercial aerial photography ,Entertainment, video feeds, filming...
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...consequences for noncompliance of those laws. The U.S. Department of Transportation has minimum set of requirements for those operating a limo service. Drivers cannot drive more than 10 consecutive hours. Drivers must perform vehicle safety inspections and sign a vehicle maintenance log before each trip. Drivers must have a current valid state driver’s license and a list of any violations on file with the company. Drivers must have a minimum Class C state driver’s license with passenger endorsement. Drivers must also complete and pass drug and alcohol testing prior to employment and undergo random testing thereafter (Federal Limousine Service Regulations). Drivers must maintain a clean driving record and must be insurable under the company’s liability insurance policy. In Austin, Texas in order for an employee to drive a limo they must apply for a Chauffeur license permit. The permit will require background, license and traffic violations checks. A copy of the employee’s criminal history and driving record must be certified by Texas Department of Safety. Texas state law requires the employee to carry a license and provide on demand. Not carrying a license can result in a fine not to exceed $200, subsequent fines and jail time for second and third violations. Limousine companies must follow specific wage and hours laws when it comes to the payment of their drivers. If not done correctly the company may face liability in the form of IRS penalties, Department of Labor penalties...
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...site. I will put in the codes from off the web page. I’m writing this as notes and a check out list. Here is a list of the steps to do first. * Processing of permit applications for all types of construction * Review of commercial and residential construction plans * Issuing building and various related trade permits * Conducting various inspections of new commercial and residential construction including alterations, additions, new detached structures, and swimming pools * Evaluating existing buildings to verify code compliance based on occupancy * Investigation of complaints relating to violations of the property maintenance code and other sections of the City Code of Ordinances * Providing assistance to developers, contractors and citizens regarding building code requirements * Educating the public concerning safety, health and welfare in the built environment * Investigating unlicensed businesses * Enforcing city sign regulations, as well as grass and weed control regulations * Monitoring and enforcing regulations pertaining to junk, abandoned, unlicensed or inoperable vehicles * Repairing and maintaining the interior and exterior of City Hall and the Madison City Library Here is a list of the codes Codes The City currently enforces the 2006 International Residential Code and the 2009 International Building Code and related International Codes for Plumbing, Mechanical, and Fuel Gas as well as the 2009 Property Maintenance...
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...is unreasonable when performed by the Government and not authorised by the warrant or conducted under circumstances given rise to an exception to the warrant requirement. The 4th Amendment does not prohibit, or require a warrant for reasonable searches and seizures. It is a restraint on government or state action, but does not prohibit private reasonable or unreasonable searches of seizures. The 4th Amendment does not require a warrant for searches of US citizen on foreign soil. Prob: Wife searched H briefcase and found videos in which H featured their 13 year daughter in a pornographic film. W turned the film over to a friend, a police officer, who used it to obtain an arrest warrant. H could not claim a 4th Amendment violation to suppress the film, because W is not an agent for the state, and thus there was no state action. For a warrant to issue a detached disinterest magistrate must find that the Government has demonstrated a substantial basis of probable cause. The Government must be able to show objectively that taking into account the experience and expertise of the officer, (i) for an arrest warrant it is more probable than not that a crime has been committed and that the person to be arrested committed that crime, or (ii) for a search warrant that is more probable than not that evidence of a crime or contraband presently is located in a certain place. These more probable than not showing and they may be based on hearsay. A search or arrest warrant...
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... 2.7 Failure to comply with this program will result in disciplinary measures 2.8 This program sets forth the training requirements for the organization 2.0 Scope 2.1 This program applies to the OHS responsibilities of the company 3.0 Apllicability 4.9 This program applies to all employees, subcontractors and vendors of the company 4.0 HEALTH AND SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 Health and Safety Manager (Or management personnel if none assigned) 4.1.1 Administers all aspects of the occupational health and safety program. 4.1.2 Assists management and supervisors in the health and safety training of employees 4.1.3 Conducts inspections to identify unhealthy or unsafe conditions or work practices and completes written reports of inspections. 4.1.4 Recommends programs and activities that will develop and maintain incentives for and motivation of employees in health and safety. 4.1.5 Recommends disciplinary action for repeat violators of health and safety rules. 4.1.6 Develops and maintains accident and incident investigation and...
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...Call Abandoned 9-1-1 Abandoned Vehicle ABC Violation ABC Investigation Academy Assignment A.C.O.R.N. Test Additional Contacts Administrative Assignment Administration-Officer Meal Break Administrative Duties Alarm – Burglar Residence Alarm – Burglar Non-Residence Alarm – Fire Alarm – Hold up Alarm – Medical Alarm – Panic Alarm - Other Animal Bite Incident Animal Complaint General Animal Complaint-Dead Animal Animal Complaint-Deer Related Animal Call Animal Destroyed by Police Animal Complaint/Deer Related Animal Complaint/Barking Dogs Animal Complaint/Dog Bite Animal Complaint/Animal Bite Animal at Large (Stray Dog) Animal at Large (Other Complaints) Animal-Dogs Defecating Applicant Firearm Applicant Police Auxiliary Applicant Taxi / Limo Applicant All Others Assist Motorist Assist Other Agency A.T.R.A. Attempt to Serve Warrant Attempt to Serve Restraining Order Attended Death Aviation Accident Back-up Other Officer Back-up Other Agency Beat Check Bicycle Stop Blocked Driveway Boating Incident Bomb Scare Building/Business Check Building Code Violations Building/Business Check Open Door Car Wash CCH / III Request Checked Road Conditions (Weather) Child Safety Seat Installation Child Custody Dispute Church Crossing Civil Defense Test Civil Dispute Computer Issue – Vehicle Computer Issue – Desktop Community Policing Detail Consumption of Alcohol in Public Places Construction Hour Violation Canvassing Without Permit Counterfeiting ...
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