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Operate passenger vans or buses to transport children, which requires in some cases obtaining a Commercial Driver’s license, and in all cases adherence to applicable state transportation and federal commercial motor vehicle safety regulations and Boys & Girls Clubs transportation policies/procedures, participation in drug and alcohol screening program, and responsibility for daily and weekly vehicle safety inspections and mileage readings.

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