; and (iii) within— (I) a vehicle of the covered entity that is transporting passengers, including aircraft, rolling stock, mo­tor­coaches, and ferries; (II) an area in which passengers are entering or exiting such a vehicle; or (III) an area in which the Amtrak Police Department or a transit police department has law enforcement responsibilities. 3. Sense of Congress regarding sexual assault and harassment in passenger transportation It is the sense of Congress that— (1) a covered entity should institute policies and procedures to eliminate transportation sexual assault or harassment incidents, including policies and procedures to— (A) prohibit, to the extent practicable, future travel with the covered entity by any passenger who causes a transportation sexual assault or harassment incident; (B) facilitate the reporting of transportation sexual assault or harassment incidents to ensure that the covered entity, the public, and law enforcement agencies have an accurate understanding of the rate of such incidents; (C) communicate to personnel and passengers of the covered entity the rights of such individuals with respect to transportation sexual assault or harassment incidents; (D) train personnel of the covered entity to recognize and respond appropriately to transportation sexual assault or harassment incidents; and (E) ensure other appropriate and proportional actions are undertaken to respond effectively to transportation sexual assault or harassment incidents