Legal Issues in Public Transit Emergency Planning and Operation (2013) / Chapter Skim
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56 Appendix B: APTA Sample Public Transit Mutual Aid Assistance Agreement Public transit systems support processes whereby public transit systems and their geographic operating regions may receive and provide assistance in the form of personnel and equipment, to aid in restoring and/or maintaining public transit or evacuation service when such service may be required due to acts of the elements, equipment malfunctions, accidents, sabotage, or any other occurrence for which emergency assistance is deemed to be necessary or advisable ("Emergency Assistance")
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57 parties deem emergency assistance to be necessary or advisable. While it is acknowledged that a transit entity is not under any obligation to furnish such emergency assistance, experience indicates that companies are willing to furnish such assistance when personnel or equipment is available.
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58 (7) All timesheets and work records pertaining to the Responding Entity's employees furnishing emergency assistance shall be kept by the Responding Entity.
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59 with the Requesting Entity's reasonable efforts to investigate, defend, and settle the claim or lawsuit. © 2009 American Public Transportation Association
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