Subbing out trips Sample Clauses

Subbing out trips. Drivers on a regular trip board may not, without the approval of the transportation director, “sub out” a previously assigned trip in order to take a different driving assignment. Permission for this scheduled driving change will occur only very rarely. Drivers shall not get their own substitute drivers without first consulting with and getting permission from the transportation director. In most cases, the transportation director will secure the substitute or designate who the substitute shall be. In case of an emergency and the transportation director is absent, drivers will check with the transportation director’s designated replacement (sub), superintendent, or building principal, in that order.
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