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vehicle is a station wagon and placement of the rates on the sides would make them illegible. In that event, the rates may be placed on the rear side windows only. ( c) Color Scheme. In order to facilitate the identification of taxicab or shuttle vehicles by customers and public safety personnel, the City Manager or designee may require distinct color schemes for separate companies. Each licensee or applicant for a taxicab or shuttle license shall designate the color scheme desired for the vehicles to be operated under such license. In the event there is a dispute between two or more licensees or applicants wishing to use the same or a similar color scheme, the City Manager or designee shall designate the color scheme assigned to each licensee or applicant, based on the following criteria: (1) The length of time the company has used the color scheme; (2) The degree to which the company name is associated with the color, and the color scheme shall then be placed on file with the City. Thereafter all taxicab and shuttle vehicles shall be painted and maintained to correspond to the color scheme of the licensee under which such vehicle is authorized to operate. No person shall operate a taxicab or shuttle vehicle of an unauthorized color scheme. 4. Vehicle Equipment. Every motorized vehicle shall be equipped with such safety equipment as is required by state and federal law, by the Eugene Code, 1971, and by these regulations. Every vehicle shall be equipped with working seat belts or other restraining devices for the driver and every passenger. The number of passengers will be restricted to the total number of seats with working seat belts. Every vehicle shall be equipped with a fire extinguisher of a lAI0BC or 2AI0BC, 2~ lb. type, readily accessible to the driver in the area of the front seat, which shall be serviced annually and immediately after each use. Every taxicab shall be equipped with a taxi meter which shall be programmed with one rate only, shall be maintained in good repair at all times, and shall be located so as to be readily visible to passengers within the vehicle. R-3.345-E STANDARDS FOR DRIVERS OF MOTORIZED PUBLIC PASSENGER VEHICLES. 1. Certification Required. (a) No person shall drive a motorized vehicle without first obtaining a driver certification card issued by the City. (b) An applicant for driver certification must be at least 21 years of age and possess the appropriate Oregon driver's license. (c) Upon application for a driver certification card, an applicant also may request Public Passenger Vehicle Services Administrative Rule - 9 11/30/99 r: \adminord\rule\99ppv2ao. wpd