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Due to the fact that a higher than normal risk exists with Reliant missionary driving all across the country to Collegiate LT events, the general Collegiate LT Event Administration Fund (FD1405) is charged a small percentage of Reliant auto liability costs (10% of our auto liability insurance) for all Collegiate events to cover liability for Reliant employees. Each event not sponsored by Collegiate where a similar such risk exists for Reliant, will be discussed on a case by case basis to see if a similar percentage charge will be accessed due to the amount of auto liability risk they bring with Reliant missionary traveling to the event. 

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Reliant needs to be notified immediately when an incident occurs. And documentation needs to begin. See Event Emergencies, Incidents, and Insurance for details.

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Organizing LT caravans for student drivers

Due to the liability issues involved, no Reliant employee (whether full time field staff or summer LT intern or Reliant Associate Staff) should be involved in organizing a student caravan drive to get to LT. This should be 100% student led and organized (for liability reasons). If Reliant employees are coordinating the carpool then we then become held responsible for everything that happens to that participant as they travel to the event.

Our liability insurance for students begins once they arrive at the LT program. Therefore, if a staff member were to arrange the driving caravan/carpool it would assume that Reliant/Collegiate is having the drive be part of our leadership over site for the program and we could be liable for any wrecks, etc. along the way. We do not want to include this liability risk in our liability insurance as that would dramatically increase the cost if we were to include the travel as part of the coverage. Therefore, driving to LT should be completely arranged by the students.  

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