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This policy provides guidance to students, staff, and employees of the 91ԭƬ who ride the Shuttle Buses provided by Parking and Transportation Services.

This policy applies to all shuttle bus riders, which includes on campus faculty, staff, students and visitors.

This policy of the University/Parking Services prohibits the following acts on any shuttle bus:

• Smoking tobacco or any other substance, or carrying a lighted or smoldering substance in any form.
• Carrying aboard or consuming any alcohol in open containers or drinking alcohol.
• Carrying aboard any weapon except for weapons carried by peace officers.
• Carry aboard any flammable substance except for matches and cigarette lighters.
• Carrying aboard any package or article of a size which will block any aisle, emergency exit, or stairway of the vehicle.
• Carrying aboard any animal not housed in an enclosed carrying container, or carrying a container which blocks or hinders travel in the aisle, emergency exit, or stairway. Service animals are allowed.
• Carrying aboard a stroller unless such item is folded and unoccupied. Strollers must remain folded while aboard the shuttle bus and must not block or obstruct an aisle, emergency exit, or stairway.
• Playing radios or other audio devices or musical instruments aboard unless the only sound produced by such item is emitted by a personal listening attachment (earphone) audible only to the person carrying the device producing the sound. An exception exists for peace officers, security guards, and for shuttle service operators while performing their official duties.
• Littering, discarding, or depositing any trash, debris, or offensive substances.
• Spitting, urinating, or defecating.
• Damaging, writing upon, or otherwise defacing or altering property.
• Fighting or engaging in any violent, tumultuous, or threatening behavior.
• Making excessive and unnecessary noise, or using profanity.
• Obstructing the free movement of passengers.
• Interfering with the safe operation or movement of a shuttle bus or shuttle operator.
• Standing or otherwise occupying any space in front of the white line marked on the forward end of the floor or otherwise conducting himself in such a manner as to obstruct the vision of the vehicle operator while the vehicle is in motion.
• Impeding the opening of, or interfering or tampering with, or otherwise obstructing the operation or use of, any window, door, or other emergency exit.
• Sleeping.
• Canvassing, soliciting, or distributing pamphlets or other documents unless authorized by a shuttle service official.
• Posting or removing any notice or advertisement unless authorized by a shuttle service official.
• Throwing any stone, wood, snow or other substance at, into, or from any shuttle bus.
• Gambling or soliciting others to engage in gambling.
• Engaging in any activity prohibited by State, County, or Municipal law.
• Entering a shuttle bus through the rear exit door unless directed by a shuttle bus operator or supervisor.
• Climbing through a window or extending an arm, leg or head out the window of any shuttle bus.
• Hanging onto or attaching oneself to any exterior part of a shuttle bus while the vehicle is resting or in motion.
• Loitering or riding a shuttle bus for extended periods for more than 2 loops, except for boarding, disembarking, waiting for a shuttle bus, participating in a University/Parking Services-sponsored event, or conducting legitimate business with the University/Parking Services or its representatives.
• Running or engaging in any horseplay.
• Refusing to leave shuttle bus after having been ordered to do so by the operator of the vehicle, a security guard, peace officer, or shuttle bus operator or supervisor.

If an operator encounters an individual(s) violating the above policies on a shuttle bus or within shuttle service facility, the operator should state the policy and ask the individual(s) to stop the activity or leave the premises. If the individual(s) persist in their conduct, the operator will notify the shuttle supervisor, who will take the appropriate action.

Compliance with all UNR policies are required of each rider. Failure to comply with this policy may result in immediate removal up to suspension of shuttle privileges. The Office of Student Conduct may also be conducted. Multiple violations may also result in disciplinary action as outlined in the Nevada Administrative Code, the Nevada System of Higher Education Prohibitions and Penalties, 91ԭƬ Student Code of Conduct, and/or the Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents Handbook.