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2016-10-17 GC Agenda - Item 8 - Attachment 2 (Amended) - Statement of Financial Position
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It is the Lessor's responsibility to obtain the equipment and software necessary to access the
database and maintain security of access by its personnel.
Passenger Information decals:
4 items: Fare table decal A4_Mono, TransLink bus concession poster A4, Conditions of
travel A4 and Sunshine Coast Zone Map A3. These need to be installed on the driver
bulkhead under the PID. TransLink will print and deliver the passenger information decals to
the Lessor for installation prior to delivery.
Registration:
The buses must registered in the State of Queensland. The Lessor shall register the buses
in their name and supply and fit registration plates.
The Lessor will be required to include the cost of vehicle registration including CTP insurance
to ensure the vehicle is road worthy during the trial period. The vehicle will need to be
registered as ‘TransLink urban 10B’ vehicle class. More information about vehicle registration
costs in Queensland can be found at
http://www.qld.gov.au/transport/registration/fees/cost/index.html
Compliance Plate:
The bus must display one (1) small sign near the driver cabin that depicts at a minimum the
Vehicle Tare, GVM, number of seats and total carrying capacity as nominated by the bus
manufacturer.
Turning Circle:
All parts of the bus, except mirrors, shall be capable of full 360 degree turn (between wall to
wall within a radius if less than 12.5 metres).
Angle of Approach and Departure:
The approach angle of the laden bus shall be not less than 8 degrees, with the kneeling
device set at the normal ride height. The departure angle of the laden bus shallbe not less
than 6 degrees, with the kneeling device set at the normal rideheight.
Acceleration:
The laden bus shall, as a minimum, be capable of accelerating on a sealed level surface,
with the Air Conditioning turned on as follows:
0 to 20 km/h - 10 seconds
0 to 50 km/h - 20 seconds
Service Life:
Each bus shall be designed and constructed for a service life of a minimum of 20 years.
Service Interval:
All vehicle systems shall be designed and constructed to maximise service intervals.
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