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• Blood Borne Pathogen refers primarily to human bodily fluids, including but not limited to saliva, vomit, urine, and feces. • Attendant is defined as an individual who is authorized to ride with and provide assistance to a CCTS passenger. • Inbound Trip refers to the trip from the passengers authorized pick up location to his appointment destination and is authorized for one -way travel between two points. • Outbound Trip refers to the return trip from the passenger's appointment destination to home or return destination and is authorized for one -way travel between two points. • Out -of- County refers to locations outside of Cabarrus County. Passenger is defined as an individual who has completed the enrollment process with CCTS and has been approved and authorized to receive transportation services. This individual may also be referred to as the client. • Private Pay refers to those unauthorized individuals whose trip will not be paid by COTS. This shall include friends and family members of drivers, fare payers, and individuals authorized for service by other governmental entities (including the Board of Education), and County departments, but excluding designated escorts. • Trip Number is the specified number used to identify the transportation request for a passenger. • Ride Time refers to the period between the times that the passenger boards or enters the vehicle and the time that the passenger reaches their destination. • Standing Trip is defined as daily, weekly, or monthly. Standing trips may be assigned to Gne Contractor for an extended period of time and rotation may be used for this type of trip. • No -show is defined as no passenger transported from a destination. If the contractor picks up passengers from one location, and all passengers on the manifest are not located, the Contractor cannot charge a no -show for the missed passengers. If a passenger is transported from a destination the no -show rate does not apply. Responsibilities of CCTS CCTS will receive all advance reservations. An advance reservation is one which is received by 1:00 pm on the day before the requested trip date. Advance reservations list of the next day's trips will be transmitted to the Contractor by electronic mail by 5:00 pm the evening before. The contractor is responsible for providing the equipment that can accept CCTS's electronic email listing. 3 Attachment number 1 F -4 Page 48