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Rule 1501:10-2-25 | Additional requirements for operation of diesel-powered equipment.

... in underground mines. (C) Unnecessary idling of diesel-powered equipment shall be prohibited. (D) The mine operator shall maintain all roadways upon which diesel-powered equipment is operated as free as practicable from bottom irregularities, debris and wet or muddy conditions that could adversely affect an equipment operator's ability to control the equipment. (E) Operating speeds shall be consistent with condit...

Rule 1501:10-2-25 | Additional requirements for operation of diesel-powered equipment.

...underground mines. (C) Unnecessary idling of diesel-powered equipment is prohibited. (D) The mine operator is to maintain all roadways upon which diesel-powered equipment is operated as free as practicable from bottom irregularities, debris and wet or muddy conditions that could adversely affect an equipment operator's ability to control the equipment. (E) Operating speeds are to be consist...

Rule 3301-83-20 | General rules.

...ment. (M) Districts shall adopt engine idling time policies that minimize the amount of time diesel engines shall be left idling. Diesel engine idling in excess of five minutes in school loading zones shall not be permitted unless the operation of a wheelchair lift is required.

Rule 3301-83-20 | General rules.

....gov. (11) Districts will adopt engine idling time policies that minimize the amount of time diesel engines are left idling. Diesel engine idling in excess of five minutes in school loading zones is not permitted unless a wheelchair lift is needed. (B) When school buses are transporting items such as music instruments, athletic equipment, etc., which cannot be held by passengers in their laps, t...

Rule 3337-47-04 | Abandoned, unattended, and unauthorized vehicles.

...5) Unattended vehicle: any vehicle left idling or parked in a way that causes obstruction or poses a safety or environmental hazard, regardless of duration. (6) Unauthorized vehicle: a vehicle may be considered unauthorized if it: (a) Lacks valid license plates and registration. (b) Blocks access to fire lanes, hydrant, roads, driveways, loading zones, dumpsters, service areas, building/pedestrian ingress/egress, ...