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Transportation Policy
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TRANSPORTATION

 

POLICY STATEMENT

 

The purpose of the transportation program is to provide safe transportation for Boys & Girls Club members. The Boys & Girls Club adheres to all California Highway Patrol regulations regarding vehicles, drivers, and safety procedures.

 

PREVENTIVE MEASURES

 

  • Check vehicles carefully before each trip, using the DMV checklist stored on the driver side clipboard.

 

  • Report any problems to the supervisor in charge immediately.

 

  • Obey all safety rules.

 

  • Require all passengers to wear safety belts before departure.

 

  • Clearly explain proper etiquette, rules, and expectations to all passengers before departure.

 

  • Strictly enforce travel rules and policies. Stop the vehicle to enforce them if necessary.

 

  • Drive defensively at all times.

 

  • Do not exceed the speed limit, even if you are running late.

 

  • Practice vehicle evacuation procedures at least twice a year in the parking lot.

 

  • Drive in the 2nd and slow lane on the freeway during non-commuter hours.

 

  • During commuter hours it’s permissible to use the diamond lane.

 

  • Inform passengers how to react if an accident disables the driver and/or other supervisors.

 

  • Keep a first-aid kit under the driver’s seat inside Boys & Girls Club vehicles.

 

  • Keep a fire extinguisher mounted on the console next to the driver.

 

 

RESPONSE TO EMERGENCY

 

Minor Accident:

  1. Pullover.

 

  1. Check yourself and all passengers for injuries.

 

  1. Provide emergency first-aid treatment as needed.

 

  1. Use flares if necessary.

 

  1. Keep the passengers calm.

 

  1. Evacuate the vehicle in an orderly manner if necessary.

 

  1. Notify the supervisor in charge at the Boys & Girls Club (also the California Highway Patrol and/or police if necessary).

 

  1. Record information of other drivers involved in the accident.

 

  1. Cooperate with law enforcement officials. Do not admit fault or guilt.

 

  1. Drive back to the Boys & Girls Club after accident reports are completed only if the vehicle is safe to operate.

 

  1. If the vehicle is not safe to operate, arrange transportation for passengers stranded at the scene of the accident. Coordinate pick-up through the Boys & Girls Club Clubhouse.

 

 12. The director on the scene will contact their Unit Director and he/she will inform parents or guardians of any injures their child may have suffered as a result of the accident and transport all passengers to the closest available hospital.

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