Late Night Trips Sample Clauses

Late Night Trips. To be eligible for evening/night trips a bus driver must perform his/her regular route that day that does not conflict with the trip. However, in order to be eligible to drive a trip that when combined with the driver’s regularly scheduled route(s), exceed the duty time hour limitations as provided in state law, the driver shall forfeit as many regularly scheduled routes as needed to be in compliance with state law. If a driver comes in from a late night trip that does not allow the state mandated off- duty time prior to their AM route, they will forfeit their AM route. However, with pre- approval they may be allowed to come in early for their PM route as to allow them to work their contracted daily hours. During this time, they will perform any duties assigned within the scope of their job description.
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