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Manager. Any person in charge of the operation or management of the public passenger vehicle company, any person who can direct or control the activities and scheduling of the company's employees, and any person who can hire or fire the company's employees. Motorized Vehicle. A public passenger vehicle other than a horse-drawn carriage or a pedicab. Operator. Any person who is a principal in a public passenger vehicle company. A principal incudes all owners, shareholders, partners, directors, officers and managers. Pedicab. Any vehicle which is operated or pulled by a bicycle. Public Passenger Vehicle. Any vehicle which is used for the transportation of passengers for hire, including, but not limited to, shuttles, horse-drawn carriages, pedicabs, and taxicabs. However, the following shall not be considered public passenger vehicles for purposes of this Rule: 1. Vehicles operated pursuant to written authority by the City, state or federal governments, or political subdivisions thereof; 2. Vehicles commonly known as rent-a-cars, that are rented to be driven by the renter or his or her agent; 3. 4. 5. 1971 ; 6. 7. Courtesy car services; Tour bus services; First aid vehicles, as that term is defined in Section 3.005 of the Eugene Code, Club car services; and Limousines. Public Passenl:er Vehicle Company. Any business which operates one or more public passenger vehicles, regardless of who owns the vehicles operated. Shuttle. A motorized vehicle for hire that transports passengers between predetermined destinations (e.g. motels, airport, downtown passenger station), at fixed rates, and on a fixed schedule. Taxicab. A motorized vehicle that is operated for hire by the public passenger vehicle company, other than a shuttle, limousine, or charter. Taxi Meter. A mechanical or electronic device which calculates and displays a fare. Public Passenger Vehicle Services Administrative Rule - 3 11 /30/99 r:\adminord\rule\99ppv2ao. wpd