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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.3 - Laws, regulations and rules to be observed

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The provision of commercial ground transportation services at
				  the airport shall be governed by all applicable laws, regulations, rules and
				  ordinances, executed concession agreements and permits, and with the provisions
				  of these rules and regulations, as the same may be amended from time to time.
				  All persons engaged in commercial ground transportation service at the airport,
				  whether as operator, driver, employee or representative of an operator, or
				  otherwise, shall at all times comply with the provisions of these rules and
				  regulations. Any person who in any capacity engages in commercial ground
				  transportation service at the airport in a manner violative of any provision of
				  these rules and regulations shall be deemed guilty of a
				  violation.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.4 - General provisions governing commercial ground transportation service

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(a) Access to
				airport. All commercial ground transportation operators are required to obtain
				authorization from the NFTA in order to have access to the airport property for
				the purpose of providing the transport of persons or property to or from the
				terminal in a commercial vehicle. In order to obtain said authorization, a
				commercial ground transportation operator must apply to the NFTA for an access
				permit and must pay the NFTA the established fees and charges. Access permits
				are issued either in the form of a coupon granting the operator a one-time
				access privilege or a decal, which is valid for a specified time
				period.
(b) Solicitation. No person
				engaged in providing commercial ground transportation service at the airport
				may solicit business at the airport or within the terminal premises, except to
				the extent expressly authorized by the NFTA. For purposes hereof, neither the
				leasing of a telephone call panel or other advertising display from the NFTA or
				its representative, nor activities in compliance with the NFTA's meet and greet
				policy, as set forth herein at section
				1160.17 of this Part, shall be
				deemed to constitute solicitation.
(c) Fees and charges. It shall be the policy
				of the NFTA to establish and assess appropriate fees and charges to be paid by
				commercial ground transportation operators. The fees and charges for
				nonconcessionaire commercial ground transportation operators will be
				established by tariff, as set forth in section
				1160.21 of this Part and will be
				reviewed periodically and adjusted from time to time.
(d) Rules and regulations. Commercial
				vehicles shall strictly comply with all laws and local ordinances which affect
				in any way the actions of those engaged in performing commercial ground
				transportation at the airport, laws of the State of New York, rules and
				regulations of the New York State Department of Transportation applicable to
				the operations contemplated herein and rules and regulations of the NFTA
				applicable to said operator. Further, commercial ground transportation
				operators will procure or cause to be procured all licenses, insurance,
				permits, and pay all fees therefore necessary for the conduct of operations
				contemplated by this policy.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.5 - Traffic movement and restriction

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(a) Passenger loading/unloading area. All
				commercial vehicles, whether concessionaire or nonconcessionaire, shall load
				and unload passengers and luggage at the areas designated by the airport
				manager.
(b) Commercial vehicle
				staging area. Access to the commercial vehicle staging area ("staging area")
				shall be limited to commercial ground transportation vehicles and other
				vehicles authorized by the NFTA. Loading of passengers in this area is
				permissible, but unloading of passengers is prohibited.
(c) Parking area. Hotel/motel and
				limousine/van operators may opt to pay a fee for the privilege of parking in
				designated areas at the airport. Parking in these areas will be on a first
				come-first serve basis.
(d)
				Loading/unloading/staging/parking area requirements. While occupying designated
				passenger loading, unloading, staging, and parking areas, all commercial
				vehicle drivers shall turn off their vehicle engines as required by applicable
				law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.6 - Taxi-concession

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(a) General system.
				Taxicab concessionaire shall operate from passenger loading, unloading and
				staging areas as designated by the airport manager. Authorized taxicabs will
				progress through the staging areas and passenger loading/unloading areas to
				depart the airport.
(b) Privileges
				granted. Taxicab concessionaire is provided the privilege of an exclusive right
				to solicit passengers for taxicab service from the airport, to any and all
				points outside the airport area. However, the solicitation of passengers is
				prohibited inside the terminal building.
(c) Taxicab operation requirements.
(1) Starter responsibility. The
				concessionaire agrees to provide a "starter" who will be available to furnish
				service to the airport passengers at the time of all scheduled flight arrivals
				(including changes in schedules) of the various airlines. In addition, the
				starter will be responsible for the following:
(i) insuring the smooth, orderly loading and
				departure of the taxicabs;
(ii)
				maintaining order in the designated taxi staging areas and loading/unloading
				areas;
(iii) insure taxicabs are
				provided trips on a random, nonpreferential basis;
(iv) direct patrons to alternative forms of
				transportation if requested;
(v)
				advise patrons of authorized rates, if requested; and
(vi) balance taxi service at both the east
				and west terminal buildings.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.7 - Taxi-nonconcession

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(a) General system.
				Nonconcession taxicabs shall operate from loading/unloading areas designated
				for use by the general driving public. Said taxicabs may load/unload at the
				airport only passengers whose transportation by such vehicle has been arranged
				prior to such vehicle's entry onto airport property.
(b) Rules applicable to nonconcessionaire
				taxicabs.
(1) Vehicle appearance and running
				condition. All nonconcessionaire taxicabs shall be kept clean and in first
				class running condition.
(2)
				Cruising. Cruising on airport property is prohibited.
(3) Unauthorized parking. Drivers of
				nonconcessionaire taxicabs shall not park in areas other than public parking
				areas.
(4) Solicitation.
				Nonconcessionaire taxicab operators, or any driver or employee of such
				operators, shall not engage in solicitation at the airport or in any way
				collaborate with or encourage any other person to solicit business at the
				airport on such operator's behalf.
(5) Improper conduct. Nonconcessionaire
				taxicab operators, drivers, and employees shall not engage in improper conduct,
				including, but not limited to, boisterous conversation, profanity or fighting
				at the airport, nor shall they provide misleading information concerning their
				own or any other ground transportation service at the airport, or any other
				service at the airport.
(6) Rates
				and charges made available. Approved rates and charges for all
				nonconcessionaire taxicabs shall be made available by the driver to any
				passenger or potential passenger. This provision shall not be construed to
				limit or conflict with paragraph (4) of this subdivision, which prohibits
				solicitation at the airport.
(7)
				Vehicle requirements. Each taxicab shall at all times meet all requirements
				imposed by the New York State Departments of Transportation and Motor Vehicles,
				in addition to all other applicable State, city and other local
				ordinances.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.8 - Scheduled shuttle service-concession

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(a) General system. A scheduled shuttle
				service-concession has the right to load/unload and stage vehicles engaged in
				providing scheduled shuttle service only, from areas designated by the airport
				manager. The concessionaire may solicit airport passenger business by utilizing
				a starter.
(b) Fees and charges. As
				set forth in the executed concession agreement between the NFTA and
				concessionaire.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.9 - Buses-nonscheduled service

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(a) General
				system. A nonscheduled bus operating under access permit with the NFTA has the
				privilege of staging, loading and unloading passengers and luggage in areas so
				designated by the airport manager. Such vehicles may load/unload only
				passengers whose transportation by such vehicle has been arranged prior to such
				vehicle's entry onto airport property.
(b) Rules applicable to nonscheduled bus
				service.
(1) Vehicle appearance and running
				condition. All nonscheduled buses shall be kept clean and in first class
				running condition.
(2) Cruising.
				Cruising buses on airport property is prohibited.
(3) Unauthorized parking. Drivers of
				nonscheduled buses shall not park in areas other than those designated by the
				airport manager.
(4) Solicitation.
				Nonscheduled bus operators, or any driver or employee of such operators, shall
				not engage in solicitation at the airport or in any way collaborate with or
				encourage any other person to solicit business at the airport on such
				operator's behalf.
(5) Improper
				conduct. Nonscheduled bus operators, drivers, and employees shall not engage in
				improper conduct, including, but not limited to, boisterous conversations,
				profanity or fighting at the airport, nor shall they provide misleading
				information concerning their own or any other ground transportation service at
				the airport, or any other service at the airport.
(6) Vehicle requirements. All nonscheduled
				buses and their drivers shall at all times meet all applicable requirements
				imposed by the New York State Departments of Transportation and Motor Vehicles,
				in addition to all other applicable State, city and other local
				ordinances.
(7) Nonconcessionaire
				commercial vehicle identification. Each nonscheduled bus shall be identified by
				the name of the business that owns or operates.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.10 - Buses-scheduled service

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(a) General
				system. A commercial ground transportation operator providing scheduled bus
				service under access permit with the NFTA has the privilege of staging, loading
				and unloading passengers and luggage in areas so designated by the airport
				manager.
(b) Rules applicable to
				scheduled bus service.
(1) Vehicle appearance
				and running condition. All scheduled buses shall be kept clean and in first
				class running condition.
(2)
				Cruising. Cruising on airport property is prohibited.
(3) Unauthorized parking. Drivers of
				scheduled buses shall not park in areas other than those designated by the
				airport manager.
(4) Solicitation.
				Scheduled bus operators, or any driver or employee of such operators, shall not
				engage in solicitation at the airport or in any way collaborate with or
				encourage any other person to solicit business at the airport on such
				operator's behalf.
(5) Improper
				conduct. Scheduled bus operators, drivers, and employees shall not engage in
				improper conduct, including, but not limited to, boisterous conversations,
				profanity or fighting at the airport, nor shall they provide misleading
				information concerning their own or any other ground transportation service at
				the airport, or any other service at the airport.
(6) Rates and charges made available.
				Approved rates and charges for all scheduled buses shall be made available by
				the driver to any passenger or potential passenger upon request. This provision
				shall not be construed to limit or conflict with paragraph (4) of this
				subdivision, which prohibits solicitation at the airport.
(7) Vehicle requirements. All scheduled buses
				and their drivers shall at all times meet all applicable requirements imposed
				by the New York State Departments of Transportation and Motor Vehicles, in
				addition to all other State, city and other local ordinances.
(8) Nonconcessionaire commercial vehicle
				identification. Each scheduled bus shall be identified by the name of the
				business that owns or operates it and must display a decal evidencing a valid
				vehicle permit issued by the applicable city, State and/or township.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.11 - Off-airport parking operators

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(a)
				General system. Off-airport parking operators under access permit with the NFTA
				shall have the nonexclusive privilege to use and have access to the airport
				roadways and public vehicular areas for and in connection with the operation of
				transporting airport passengers and their baggage between operator's
				off-airport parking lot and the airport. Under no circumstances shall the
				off-airport parking operator transport passengers other than those utilizing
				its off-airport parking service. Such operators have the privilege of utilizing
				loading/unloading areas as designated by the airport manager. The off-airport
				parking operator may cause a direct line telephone service to be installed
				between its off-airport parking facility and the airport, and pay the
				appropriate charges, and it may indicate the location of said telephone service
				in the terminal buildings by an appropriate sign or signs.
(b) Rules applicable to off-airport parking
				operator.
(1) Vehicle appearance and running
				condition. All vehicles shall be kept clean and in first class running
				condition.
(2) Unauthorized
				parking. Drivers of off-airport parking operators' vehicles shall not park in
				areas other than public parking areas.
(3) Solicitation. Off-airport parking
				operators, or any driver or employee of such operators shall, not engage in
				solicitation at the airport or in any way collaborate with or encourage any
				other person to solicit business at the airport on such operator's
				behalf.
(4) Improper conduct.
				Off-airport parking operators' drivers or employees of operator shall not
				engage in boisterous conversations, profanity, or fighting at the airport, nor
				shall they provide misleading information concerning other ground
				transportation services.
(5)
				Vehicle requirements. Each vehicle shall at all times meet all requirements
				imposed by the New York State Departments of Transportation and Motor Vehicles,
				in addition to all other applicable State, city and other local
				ordinances.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.12 - Limousine/van service

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(a) General
				system. Limousines and vans shall be operated from loading/unloading areas as
				designated by the airport manager. Such limousines and vans under access permit
				with the NFTA may load or unload only passengers whose transportation by such
				vehicles has been arranged prior to such vehicle's entry onto airport property.
				The limousine or van service operator may cause a direct line telephone service
				to be installed between its operating facility and the airport, and pay the
				appropriate charges, and it may indicate the location of said telephone service
				in the terminal buildings by an appropriate sign or signs.
(b) Rules applicable to limousine/van
				operators.
(1) Vehicle appearance and running
				condition. All limousines/vans shall be kept clean and in first class running
				condition.
(2) Cruising. Cruising
				on the airport property is prohibited.
(3) Unauthorized parking. Drivers of
				limousines or van operators shall not park in areas other than public parking
				areas, unless otherwise authorized by the NFTA.
(4) Solicitation. Limousine or van service
				operators, or any driver or employee of such operators, shall not engage in
				solicitation at the airport or in any way collaborate with or encourage any
				other person to solicit business at the airport on such operator's
				behalf.
(5) Improper conduct.
				Limousine or van drivers, starters, and employees of such operators shall not
				engage in boisterous conversations, profanity, or fighting at the airport, nor
				shall they provide misleading information concerning other ground
				transportation services.
(6)
				Vehicle requirements. Each limousine and van shall at all times meet all
				requirements imposed by New York State Departments of Transportation and Motor
				Vehicles, in addition to all other applicable State, city and other local
				ordinances.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.13 - Hotel/motel courtesy vehicles

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(a)
				General system. Hotel/motel courtesy vehicles under access permit with the NFTA
				shall be operated from loading/unloading areas as designated by the airport
				manager. The hotel/motel courtesy vehicle operators are provided the
				nonexclusive privilege to load/unload passengers made in connection to
				passengers' hotel/motel accommodations at the lodging facility. The hotel/motel
				courtesy vehicle operators may cause a direct line telephone service to be
				installed between its business establishment, and the airport and pay the
				appropriate charges, it may indicate the location of said telephone service in
				the terminal buildings by an appropriate sign or signs.
(b) Rules applicable to hotel/motel courtesy
				vehicles.
(1) Vehicle appearance and running
				condition. All vehicles shall be kept clean and in first class running
				condition.
(2) Cruising. Cruising
				on the airport property is prohibited.
(3) Unauthorized parking. Drivers of
				hotel/motel courtesy vehicles shall not park in areas other than public parking
				areas, unless otherwise authorized by the NFTA.
(4) Solicitation. Hotel/motel courtesy
				vehicle operators, or any driver or employee of such operators, shall not
				engage in solicitation at the airport or in any way collaborate with or
				encourage any other person to solicit business at the airport on such
				operator's behalf.
(5) Improper
				conduct. Drivers, or employees of concessionaire shall not engage in boisterous
				conversations, profanity, or fighting at the airport, nor shall they provide
				misleading information concerning other ground transportation
				services.
(6) Vehicle requirements.
				Each vehicle shall at all times meet all requirements imposed by the New York
				State Departments of Transportation and Motor Vehicles, in addition to all
				other applicable State, city and other local ordinances.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.14 - NFTA shuttle service-airport

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(a)
				General system--privileges granted. The NFTA operates an airport courtesy
				shuttle service on the airport roadways and grounds, for the express purpose of
				providing convenient transportation for airport passengers and users between
				the airport buildings, as well as to and from the airport's long-term parking
				lot. This service operates free of charge to users, and in addition to the
				above, may travel along the airport roadways to pick up passengers/users at
				non-designated stops. Such vehicles shall pick-up and drop-off passengers and
				their luggage at both terminals' designated curbside locations and at the
				parking lot.
(b) Fees and charges.
				NFTA shuttle service is exempt from fees and charges.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.15 - Car rental-airport-concession

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(a) General system--privileges granted. A
				concessionaire car rental business at the airport has the nonexclusive right to
				operate a vehicle rental concession and related services at the airport. The
				concessionaire also has the privilege of leasing counter/office/storage space
				at the airport, as well as ready/return vehicle areas.
(b) Rules applicable to vehicle rental
				concession on airport property.
(1)
				Solicitation. Concessionaire shall confine its solicitation of business at the
				airport to signs and advertisements which have received the prior written
				approval of NFTA.
(2) Open traffic
				lanes. Concessionaire shall provide a sufficient number of employees in the
				ready/return vehicle areas to keep traffic lanes open at all times.
(3) Illegal parking. Concessionaire shall
				keep airport roadways, parking lots and areas free of rental vehicles. Any
				unpaid charges for parking of rental vehicles in the airport parking lot and
				any unpaid fines levied for illegal parking of rental vehicles shall be paid by
				concessionaire.
(4) Traffic safety.
				All employees of concessionaire who operate a vehicle on airport roadways or
				elsewhere on the airport shall do so in accordance with all NFTA rules and
				regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.16 - Car rental-off airport

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(a) General
				system. All off-airport car rental operators under access permit with the NFTA
				shall have the nonexclusive privilege of using loading/unloading areas which
				are designated for use by the general driving public for their courtesy
				vehicles. Such a vehicle may load/unload at the airport only passengers whose
				transportation by such vehicle arises from a car rental transaction. The
				off-airport car rental operators may cause a direct line telephone service to
				be installed between its business establishment, and the airport and pay the
				appropriate charges, it may indicate the location of said telephone service in
				the terminal buildings by an appropriate sign or signs.
(b) Rules applicable to off-airport car
				rental courtesy vehicles.
(1) Vehicle
				appearance and running condition. All courtesy vehicles shall be kept clean and
				in first class running condition.
(2) Cruising. Cruising on airport property is
				prohibited.
(3) Unauthorized
				parking. Drivers of courtesy and rental vehicles shall not park in areas other
				than public parking areas.
(4)
				Solicitation. Off-airport car rental operators, or any driver or employee of
				such operators, shall not engage in solicitation at the airport or in any way
				collaborate with or encourage any other person to solicit business at the
				airport on such operator's behalf.
(5) Delivery/return rental cars. An
				off-airport car rental operator shall not deliver actual rental cars to the
				airport or allow customers to return these vehicles to the airport, but shall
				only utilize courtesy vehicles for the pick-up and drop-off of
				customers.
(6) Improper conduct.
				Courtesy vehicle operators, drivers, and employees shall not engage in improper
				conduct, including, but not limited to, boisterous conversations, profanity or
				fighting at the airport, nor shall they provide misleading information
				concerning their own or any other ground transportation service at the airport,
				or any other service at the airport.
(7) Vehicle requirements. Each vehicle shall
				at all times meet all requirements imposed by the New York State Departments of
				Transportation and Motor Vehicles, in addition to all other applicable State,
				city and other local ordinances.
(8) Nonconcessionaire commercial vehicle
				identification. Each courtesy vehicle shall be identified by the name of the
				business that owns or operates it and must display a decal.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.17 - Guidelines for meet and greet services at Greater Buffalo International Airport

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Guidelines, as listed below, are established by the Niagara
				  Frontier Transportation Authority (NFTA) for meet and greet services for the
				  expeditious movement of passengers through the terminal.
(a) All commercial ground transportation
				operators and companies providing ground transportation services may meet and
				greet individuals or groups in the terminal only by the use of hand-held signs
				and only in the specific area or areas designated by the airport manager for
				meet and greet services.
(b) Meet
				and greet services must be conducted in a manner that does not obstruct the
				normal flow of pedestrian traffic through the terminal.
(c) The hand-held signs must have either the
				name of the individual, group or company being met and must be of a
				professional quality.
(d)
				Individuals conducting meet and greet services may be required to provide the
				airport manager or his designee certain pertinent information about the
				individual or group being met (passenger's name, flight number, arrival time,
				etc.). Individuals conducting meet and greet services who are in violation of
				these guidelines will be required to discontinue their meet and greet
				activities immediately.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.18 - Solicitation by skycaps prohibited

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No skycap performing services at Greater Buffalo
				  International Airport shall accept payment of any kind in exchange for referral
				  of a customer to a commercial ground transportation operator, or otherwise
				  solicit business on behalf of a commercial ground transportation operator;
				  provided, however, that this rule shall not be construed to prevent a skycap
				  from receiving tips for the performance of his own services.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.19 - Fines

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Violation of any of the NFTA rules and regulations including
				  payment of the applicable fees shall constitute a transit infraction punishable
				  by the imposition by the transit adjudication bureau, established pursuant to
				  title 11-A, Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority of the Public Authorities
				  Law, of a civil penalty in an amount for any one violation not to exceed $250,
				  exclusive of interest or costs assessed thereon, in accordance with a schedule
				  of such penalties as may from time to time be established by the NFTA. There
				  shall be no penalty or increment in fine by virtue of a respondent's timely
				  exercise of his right to a hearing or appeal.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.20 - Adoption of rules and regulations shall not constitute grant of rights

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The adoption of these rules and regulations is not intended
				  to, and shall not be construed to grant any property right or expectation to
				  any person whomsoever. The NFTA expressly reserves the right to amend these
				  rules and regulations at any time and in any respect, as well as the right to
				  amend concession agreements and NFTA permits entered into pursuant to the terms
				  hereof by mutual concurrence of the NFTA and the holder of any such concession
				  agreement or permit. Additionally, the NFTA reserves the right to limit or
				  restrict access to any area of the airport, without the issuance of prior
				  notice, for reasons including, but not limited to, safety and security of the
				  general public, construction or renovation work at the airport, or acts of God.
				  Any person who determines to invest time or financial resources in the
				  provision of commercial ground transportation service at the airport does so
				  with full knowledge of the foregoing provisions, and shall have no right or
				  standing to make any claim whatsoever against the NFTA by reason of any
				  subsequent amendment to these rules and regulations, any amendment to a
				  concession agreement or permit or any limitation or restriction of access to
				  the airport as aforesaid.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1160 - COMMERCIAL GROUND TRANSPORTATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE LANDSIDE TERMINAL OPERATIONS AT THE BUFFALO NIAGARA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Section 1160.21 - Ground transportation tariff

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BUSES, SCHEDULED AND UNSCHEDULED
Option 1:
Trips per week
Annual flat fee
Category
1 - 6
$260
A
7 - 13
$1,820
B
14 - 34
$3,640
C
Over 35
$9,100
D
Option 2:
Coupon Book
$75 for 15 trips
OFF-AIRPORT PARKING OPERATOR, CAR RENTAL
Percent of gross revenue generated from airport patrons
				  according to the following scale:
Gross revenue
Access fee
First $500,000
4 percent
$500,001 - $1,000,000
6 percent
$1,000,001 - $1,500,000
8 percent
Any amount over $1,500,000
10 percent
Minimum monthly payment:
1/12 of fee imposed on previous year revenue
Actual revenue settlement:
14 days after year end
Gross revenue for off-airport parking
				  operations
shall mean all transactions made for cash, credit or
				  otherwise from parking fees collected at the site from airport patrons during
				  the period less any applicable sales taxes.
Gross revenue for off-airport car rental
				  operations
shall mean the aggregate amount of all rental transactions
				  made for cash, credit or otherwise to airport patrons, including personal
				  accident and primary liability insurance, additional driver and youthful driver
				  charges, child restraint seats, ski and luggage racks, and cellular phones,
				  less any applicable sales taxes.
LIMOUSINE/VAN, HOTEL/MOTEL COURTESY
				  VEHICLES
Option 1:
Trips per week
Annual flat fee
Category
1 - 6
$52
A
7 - 14
$364
B
15 - 35
$728
C
36 - 70
$1,820
D
71 - 139
$3,640
E
Over 140
$7,280
F
Add $600 per year for parking area
							 privileges
Option 2:
Coupon book
$15 for 15 trips
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1200 - Conditions Of Use And Definitions › Section 1200.1 - General

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(a) Use of the
					 Lincoln Tunnel, Holland Tunnel, George Washington Bridge (includes the George
					 Washington Bridge upper and lower levels and the George Washington Bridge
					 Expressway--a 12 lane open cut highway which connects both levels of the bridge
					 with Amsterdam Avenue, the Harlem River Drive, the Alexander Hamilton Bridge
					 and the Cross Bronx Expressway [Interstate Highway 95]), Bayonne Bridge,
					 Goethals Bridge, Outerbridge Crossing, by any vehicle, pedestrian or other form
					 of traffic shall be deemed to be conditioned upon the observance of the rules
					 and regulations set forth in this Article, or any rules and regulations
					 hereafter promulgated by The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey or
					 pursuant to its authority; all rights, privileges, licenses and permits,
					 express or implied, for the use of said vehicular crossings by any vehicle,
					 pedestrian or other form of traffic heretofore or hereafter granted by The Port
					 Authority of New York and New Jersey or pursuant to its authority shall be and
					 shall be deemed to be revocable; and each such right, privilege, license or
					 permit shall at the option of the Port Authority or its duly authorized
					 representative be and be deemed to be revoked and canceled by and upon the
					 breach of any such rules and regulations or of the violation while in or upon
					 the said vehicular crossings of any applicable laws or ordinances.
(b) Nothing herein contained or omitted from
					 the rules and regulations set forth in this Article shall be construed to
					 relieve any person whatsoever from exercising all reasonable care to avoid or
					 prevent injury or damage to persons or property.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1200 - Conditions Of Use And Definitions › Section 1200.2 - Tolls

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Traffic shall be permitted in or upon vehicular crossings
						only upon the payment of such tolls and other charges and under such
						circumstances as may from time to time be prescribed by the Port Authority. It
						is unlawful for any person to refuse to pay, or to evade or attempt to evade
						the payment of such tolls or other charges. Tolls are collected eastbound only;
						no toll is collected westbound.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1201 - General Traffic Rules › Section 1201.1 - Dangerous operation of vehicles

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No vehicle shall be operated carelessly or negligently,
						or in disregard of the rights or safety of others or without due caution and
						circumspection, or at a speed or in a manner so as to endanger or to be likely
						to endanger persons or property, or while the operator thereof is under the
						influence of intoxicating liquors or any narcotic or habit forming drug, nor
						shall any such vehicle be loaded in such a manner or with such materials, or be
						so constructed, operated or equipped as to endanger or be likely to endanger
						persons or property, or to be likely to render the use of vehicular crossings
						unsafe.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1201 - General Traffic Rules › Section 1201.2 - Compliance with orders of Port Authority police

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All persons in or upon vehicular crossings must at all
						times comply with any lawful order, signal or direction by voice or hand of any
						member of the Port Authority police division. When traffic is controlled by
						traffic lights, signs or by mechanical or electrical signals such lights, signs
						and signals, shall be obeyed unless a Port Authority police officer directs
						otherwise.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1201 - General Traffic Rules › Section 1201.3 - Driver license and vehicle registration

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No person shall operate a motor vehicle in or upon any
						part of a vehicular crossing unless he is duly authorized to operate motor
						vehicles in the State in which such part of the vehicular crossing is located.
						No motor vehicle shall be permitted in or upon any part of a vehicular crossing
						which is not registered in accordance with the provisions of the law of the
						State in which such part of the vehicular crossing is
						located.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1201 - General Traffic Rules › Section 1201.4 - Accident procedure

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The operator of any vehicle involved in an accident
						resulting in injury or death to any person or damage to any property shall
						immediately stop such vehicle at the scene of the accident, render such
						assistance as may be needed, and give his name, address, operator's license and
						registration number to the person injured or to any police officer or witness
						of the injury. The operator of such vehicle shall make a report of such
						accident in accordance with the law of the State in which such accident
						occurred.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1201 - General Traffic Rules › Section 1201.5 - Stalled or disabled vehicles

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Stalled or disabled vehicles may be removed from the
						roadways of the vehicular crossings by the Port Authority and parked, garaged
						or stored elsewhere at the risk and expense of the owner. Vehicles may, at the
						discretion of the manager, be parked on Port Authority property in designated
						places for periods not exceeding 48 hours.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1202 - Roadway Regulations › Section 1202.1 - Speed limits

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(a)
Roadways.
No vehicle shall be driven in excess of posted speed
						limits, or in excess of the following maximum speed limits, or at a lesser rate
						of speed than the following minimum speed limits:
Maximum
Minimum
Tunnels .......
35 mph
20 mph
George Washington Bridge .......
45 mph
- -
Bayonne Bridge, Goethals Bridge and Outerbridge
								  Crossing .......
40 mph
- -
(b)
Plazas and approaches.
The Port Authority hereby establishes speed limits for
						the plazas and approaches of Port Authority vehicular crossings, as shown on
						the maps entitled: "The Port of New York Authority-Map of Speed Limits-Holland
						Tunnel", "The Port of New York Authority-Map of Speed Limits-Outerbridge
						Crossing", "The Port of New York Authority-Map of Speed Limits-Goethals
						Bridge", and "The Port of New York Authority-Map of Speed Limits-Bayonne
						Bridge", all dated May 5, 1960, "The Port of New York Authority-Map of Speed
						Limits-George Washington Bridge, New Jersey Approaches", "The Port of New York
						Authority-Map of Speed Limits-George Washington Bridge, George Washington
						Bridge Expressway and New York Approaches", and "The Port of New York
						Authority-Map of Speed Limits-Lincoln Tunnel", all dated April 4, 1963, which
						said maps shall be filed with the secretary, and directs that appropriate signs
						shall be posted in or on the vehicular crossings and their plazas and
						approaches showing the established speed limits.
(c) The executive director hereby is
					 authorized to reduce the speed limits established for Port Authority vehicular
					 crossings and their plazas and approaches for temporary periods when he shall
					 deem it necessary in the event of construction in, on or near a vehicular
					 crossing or unusual weather condition.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1202 - Roadway Regulations › Section 1202.2 - Distance between moving vehicles

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Each vehicle shall maintain a safe and prudent distance
						behind the vehicle immediately preceding it in the same lane. See section
						1202.8 for specific tunnel
						regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1202 - Roadway Regulations › Section 1202.3 - Stopping, standing or parking

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Picking up or discharging passengers and/or property in
						toll areas is specifically prohibited. Vehicles shall not stop, stand or park
						upon vehicular crossings except:
(a)
					 when necessary to avoid injury or damage to persons or property,
(b) while paying tolls,
(c) in obedience to traffic signals or to an
					 order, signal or direction of any member of the Port Authority police force,
					 or
(d) when unable to proceed
					 because of the disability of the vehicle; provided, however, that vehicles may
					 be parked in such places as may be designated by the manager or his duly
					 authorized representative. Repairs and tire changes shall not be made in or
					 upon vehicular crossings except when authorized by a member of the Port
					 Authority police force and under his direction.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1202 - Roadway Regulations › Section 1202.4 - Roadway markings

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Unless otherwise directed, vehicles shall at all times
						stay to the right of the center of all roadways except in the case of one-way
						roadways. Where a roadway is marked with traffic lanes, vehicles shall remain
						within the designated lanes and shall not change lanes except those marked by
						broken lines.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1202 - Roadway Regulations › Section 1202.5 - Slow moving vehicles

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Slow moving vehicles shall, unless otherwise directed,
						use the right lane of the roadway and shall not attempt to pass other slow
						moving vehicles.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1202 - Roadway Regulations › Section 1202.6 - High beam headlights prohibited

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The use of high beam headlights is
						prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey › Subchapter A - Vehicular Crossings › Article 1 - Traffic Rules, Regulations and Toll Rates › Part 1202 - Roadway Regulations › Section 1202.7 - Pedestrians

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Pedestrians are not allowed on tunnel or bridge
						roadways.