Route Times Sample Clauses

Route Times. Buses are not to discharge students at their destination schools in the AM before the designated time on the route summary report. Generally, this is 10 minutes before the start of school. However, exceptions are made for unique school conditions. Adjustments to routes must be approved by The Department of Business and Transportation Services.
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Route Times. Transportation Supervisor will establish route times at the beginning of each school year.
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Route Times. Final time determination of route will be made by the Director of Transportation at the time of the Official Count Day unless a major route change occurs afterwards.
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Route Times. Director of Operations will establish route times at the beginning of each school year.
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Route Times. Route times will normally operate within the following times: Morning routes 06:00 - 09:30 Noon routes 09:30 - 13:30 Afternoon roures 13:30 - 16:30
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Route Times. ● Each Year the Transportation Coordinator will determine the Route time for AM and PM Routes and provide that data to the District Payroll Department. This process will be completed by October 15th of each school year. ● All Routes that are under 2 hours will be assumed at 2 hours for each of the Regular Hired Route Drivers who are assigned an AM or PM Route. Substitute Drivers are not allocated the 2 hour minimum. ● For all Routes that are greater than 2 hours, the Transportation Coordinator will designate the amount of time for that particular route, either AM or PM. Drivers will then be compensated for their time Driving that route at their personal hourly rate, which may include Longevity Pay. ● The designated route times will serve as the basis for route pay for that school year, unless officially changed by the Transportation Coordinator based upon significant changes to that particular route. A Driver may request a review for reconsideration of hours by submitting a written notice to the Transportation Coordinator. ● Compensation for the Bus Route Driver will be assumed at the designated route time, with the exception of some emergency situation that may cause the route to be significantly altered on that particular day, based upon mechanical emergencies or some similar event. In those cases, the Transportation Coordinator can approve a modified time for compensation on that day. ● Morning Routes will assume 15 minutes for Pre Trip Inspection ● Morning Route time will include a set amount of time to return the bus to a bus garage. The designated time allotted for each respective route is as follows: ○ Xxxxxxx adds 15 minutes ○ Xxxxxxx adds 8 minutes ○ Xxxxx adds 5 minutes ○ Leaving the Bus at school adds 0 minutes ○ Mid State adds 20 minutes ● Afternoon Route will assume 25 minutes per route for loading time at all 3 schools. Mid State loading time is calculated separately. ● Fueling Time will be paid as part of the regular daily rate for all routes that are under the 2 hour minimum. ● Fueling Time for routes that exceed the 4 hour minimum will be paid an additional 15 minutes of time on the days that they fill the bus. That added time should be noted using the District Time Clock process. Bus Aides - The Compensation model is outlined later in this Agreement. It is noted that the model for 2024-25 will be revisited again in fall of 2024 to determine what changes we may want to make. Bus Aides are paid using the Per Trip compensation rate as provid...
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