125Authority to Drive Airside

#### 125 Authority to Drive Airside (1) Application for an ADA at an airport must be made to the airport‑operator company for the airport, or an approved issuing authority for the airport, in the way set out in the Airside Vehicle Control Handbook for the airport. (2) The criteria to be applied by the airport‑operator company or approved issuing authority in deciding whether or not to grant the ADA are the criteria set out for that purpose in the Handbook. (3) An approved issuing authority for an airport must not issue an ADA otherwise than in accordance with the Airside Vehicle Control Handbook for the airport. (4) An airport‑operator company or approved issuing authority must issue a card or other suitable evidence of an ADA. (5) It is a condition of an ADA that the holder must operate a vehicle on the airside of the airport only in accordance with: (a) the rules set out in the Airside Vehicle Control Handbook for the airport, including, in particular, any rules regarding the use of radio communications equipment or other signalling equipment; and (b) any other conditions of the ADA; and (c) if the vehicle is the subject of an AUA—any conditions of the AUA; and (d) any directions of an employee of the airport‑operator company. (6) It is also a condition of an ADA that the holder shows the ADA to an employee of the airport‑operator company on demand. (7) An ADA may be issued subject to any other conditions that the airport‑operator company thinks necessary. (8) Without limiting the generality of subregulation (7), the conditions may include a condition: (a) that the person, or the person’s employer, indemnify the airport‑operator company; or (b) limiting the person’s right to drive in particular places, at particular times, or in particular circumstances.