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§ 85-16 AIRPORT: GROUND TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
§ 85-20
authorization to operate suspended or revoked. Any vehicle not presented at a duly scheduled
inspection may be denied authorization to provide ground transportation services at the airport
by the Commissioner of Aviation or his/her designated representative, provided that said
vehicle is not presented for inspection within seven days of the original inspection date.
§ 85-17. Vehicles not approved.
Any vehicle which is found, after such inspection as provided in § 85-16 of this article, to be
in any way unsuitable for hiring services may immediately have its authorization to provide
ground transportation services at the airport suspended or revoked, and before being
reauthorized to provide ground transportation services at the airport shall be delivered to the
Commissioner of Aviation or an authorized representative of the Broome County Department
of Aviation at a designated point for reinspection.
§ 85-18. Random inspections of taxicabs, limousines, vans, and other motor vehicles.
The Commissioner of Aviation or authorized representatives of the Department of Aviation
shall have the right, after displaying proper identification, to enter into or upon any authorized
taxicab, limousine or van for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not any provisions of
these requirements are being violated. Any taxicab, limousine, or van which is found, after
any such inspection, to be in any way unsuitable to provide ground transportation services
immediately shall lose its authorization to provide ground transportation services at the
airport, and before regaining authorization, such vehicle shall be reinspected.
§ 85-19. Damaged vehicles.
Vehicles that have been damaged and can be driven safely in accordance with state law and
without reduction of the customer's comfort shall be given a three-week grace period to
perform needed repairs. After such time, the vehicle will be restricted from operating at the
airport until proper repairs are made.
ARTICLE IV
General Operations
§ 85-20. Conduct responsibilities.
A. An entity or ground transportation services provider granted a ground transportation
permit as described herein shall at all times be responsible for all conduct, actions and
activities of itself and its employees, agents, drivers and/or representatives, acting in any
capacity whatsoever, while on airport property.
B. All entities or ground transportation service providers shall provide each of their drivers
with a copy of this chapter governing ground transportation operations at the airport. All
entities or ground transportation service providers shall ensure that each of their drivers
are cognizant of and understand these regulations.
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