OPPORTUNITY TO DRIVE Sample Clauses

OPPORTUNITY TO DRIVE. The opportunity to drive activity buses will be given to both full time drivers and substitute drivers who are employed within the district for less than forty hours per week as long as driving does not interfere with any other duties in the District. In scheduling activity trips every effort shall be made to schedule trips in such a manner that a driver’s total hours will be under forty (40) hours per week. Within the first year of a new driver’s employment, the opportunity to drive activity routes is at the discretion of the route coordinator and transportation director. This is dependent on the type of trip, destination and driving performance.
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OPPORTUNITY TO DRIVE. Full-year, school-year and regularly scheduled part-time bus drivers will have the first opportunity to drive all runs and trips consisting of 21 or more passengers in order of seniority.

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