Sentences with phrase «paying passenger on a bus»

If you are injured or killed in an accident while riding as a fare paying passenger on a bus, train, airplane, ferry, taxi, or other type of common carrier, you are entitled to double the face amount of your AD&D Insurance policy.

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Existing toll lanes on the highway system are reserved for buses, emergency vehicles and car - pooling vehicles with three or more passengers; cars with two passengers can pay to use the road during peak hours.

If the insured dies in an accident while he or she is a fare - paying passenger on a common carrier (e.g., airplane, train, or bus), this rider provides an additional death benefit equal to 100 percent of the original face amount or $ 250,000, whichever is less.

This rider can provide an additional amount of death benefit coverage to the policy beneficiary if the insured dies due to accidental injuries that occur while he or she is riding as a fare - paying passenger on a common carrier, such as an airplane, a bus, or a train.

Common carrier benefits will pay double the accidental death benefit if death occurs while riding as a fare - paying passenger on a common carrier such as a boat, bus or airplane

This policy also offers a Return Of Premium (premium refund) and 100 % increase in the death benefit in the event death is a result of an accident while a fare - paying passenger on a common carrier (boat, train, bus, or plane).

• Welcomed passengers as they embarked on the bus and assisted them in finding their seats • Assisted in loading and unloading luggage, paying special attention to people with special needs • Ascertained that all passengers are properly seated and that their seat belts are in order • Collected fares, tendered change and stamped student cards • Assisted in handling onboard emergencies such as sudden sicknesses and accidents • Answered passengers» questions regarding bus routes and schedules