Exchanging Routes Sample Clauses
The "Exchanging Routes" clause establishes the terms under which parties may share or swap transportation or delivery routes with each other. Typically, this clause outlines the process for requesting an exchange, any necessary approvals, and the conditions that must be met for a route to be exchanged, such as ensuring the route is not already committed or subject to restrictions. Its core practical function is to provide flexibility in logistics or service delivery, allowing parties to optimize their operations by reallocating routes as needed, thereby improving efficiency and resource utilization.
Exchanging Routes. In general, drivers may not exchange routes. However, in certain extenuating circumstances, it may be beneficial for drivers and students alike to have two drivers exchange routes. This would be allowed under the following conditions:
1. The Supervisor of Transportation approves the exchange.
2. Two
Exchanging Routes. In general, drivers may not exchange routes. However, in certain extenuating circumstances, it may be beneficial for drivers and students alike to have two drivers exchange routes. This would beallowed under the following conditions:
1. The Director of Transportation approves the exchange.
2. Two (2) drivers concur with the exchange.
3. The executive board of the association deems the exchange to be in the best interest of all parties and supports the exchange.
4. The driver giving up the longer route loses no time, and the driver accepting the longer route is compensated for all the time. The exchange process may be initiated by the Director of Transportation or a driver.