Late runs definition

Late runs from a secondary building shall not be considered “additional stops,” but shall be considered as part of a route when routes are bid. Whenever a regular bus driver is absent from his or her route, it is the intent of the Board to replace that regular bus driver with a qualified substitute bus driver. Doubling of a route will occur only after all available substitute bus drivers have been used. Whenever a regular bus driver is absent from part or all of either his/her a.m. or p.m. route:
Late runs means transportation required after the regular school day is over and regular daily runs are finished. Special routes and scheduled may be established for such purposes.
Late runs means any scheduled bus route which is established for the purpose of transporting students to and from school on a daily basis throughout the school year, after the regular daily runs.

Examples of Late runs in a sentence

  • Late runs will be offered to the most senior driver residing within 8 km of the end point of the school run.

  • Regular run assignments are included within route packages as:  A.M. and P.M. runs are Package 1  A.M. and P.M and High School late runs are Package 1A  Mid-day runs are Package 2  Late runs for elementary and middle school are Package 3 Unit members will bid for route packages in August of each year.

  • Late runs that operate separately from a PM route would be based upon a one (1) hour guarantee.

  • The cost per bus run shall be based on attached Exhibits “A” – “B” – “C” Late runs that operate separately from a PM route would be based upon a one (1) hour guarantee.

  • Late runs shall be paid a minimum of two (2) hours and shall be awarded annually based on seniority.


More Definitions of Late runs

Late runs. Late runs (4:15 Combined High School/Middle School) are counted as one and one half (1.5) hours. Non-combined Late runs are counted as one (1.0) hour. A driver who works more time on any particular day’s late run shall receive compensation for any such additional time upon submission of a time sheet specifying the amount of extra time worked. Late runs will only be paid for those days from the start of the school year to the scheduled cessation of such runs near the end of the school year. Coverage of late runs due to assigned drivers absence will be through the trip drivers who sign the daily late run coverage sheet by rotation.The Board will endeavor to make salary payments on the fifteenth and the thirtieth of each month or the preceding work day if such salary payment day falls on a weekend, recess or holidays.
Late runs from a secondary building shall not be considered “additional stops,” but shall be considered as part of a route when routes are bid.

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