If a term is not defined in the Rider, where should the meaning of the term be found regarding the Byrider franchise?

According to the 2025 Byrider Franchise Disclosure Document, specifically the Rider attached to either the Area Development Agreement or the Franchise Agreement, terms not defined within the Rider itself will derive their meaning from the respective agreement to which the Rider is attached. This means that if a franchisee encounters a term in the Rider that is unclear, they should refer back to the original Area Development Agreement or Franchise Agreement for clarification.

This clause ensures consistency and avoids ambiguity in the contractual relationship between Byrider and its franchisees. By incorporating definitions from the main agreement, the Rider maintains a cohesive legal framework. This is a fairly standard practice in franchising, where riders or addenda are used to modify or supplement the original agreement without redefining established terms.

For a prospective Byrider franchisee, this highlights the importance of carefully reviewing both the Rider and the underlying agreement (either the Area Development Agreement or the Franchise Agreement) to fully understand their rights and obligations. Any undefined terms in the Rider should prompt a thorough search within the main agreement. If ambiguity persists, it would be prudent to seek legal counsel for clarification before signing the agreement.