Emergency Trips. 1. An emergency trip will be defined as a request received by the district’s transportation department with less than one a.m. or p.m. bus run time period. The Transportation Supervisor may appoint any bargaining unit member to drive this type of a trip at the extra run rate of pay.
Emergency Trips. Any trip which may be needed and notification to the transportation department is less than two (2) days prior to departure.
Emergency Trips. Trips with less than twenty-four (24) hours notice before departure or a driver fails to report to work for a trip shall be filled on an emergency basis by the transportation supervisor. Drivers taking an emergency trip will be charged the same as "Inclement Weather only Trips".
Emergency Trips. 1. An Emergency Trip is any trip received without enough notice to add to the Extra Duty Trip list prior to posting or any Trip booked with less than 48 hours’ notice. The estimated work time for each Emergency Trip shall include an estimated work time for the trip, which shall include fifteen
Emergency Trips. 5 Field trips assigned after 5:00pm the day prior to the trip or for trips that are scheduled last 6 minute for that same day shall be offered by seniority using the emergency rotation wheel. A unit
Emergency Trips. Emergency trips are those received too late to be posted for two (2) days. Emergency trips will be announced over the radio and will be awarded to the senior driver who calls in with the least amount of trips recorded on their emergency trip sheet. If no regular driver calls in, the trip will be assigned to a substitute.
Emergency Trips. Emergency Trips will be defined as: trips which the Transportation Office first becomes aware of on the day of the trip. The supervisor or designee will offer the trip based on driver availability (no conflicting trips) per that week’s rotation list. The rotation list will not change until the next scheduled field trip meeting.
Emergency Trips. In the event a driver who is assigned to a field trip or athletic trip becomes unavailable for that trip, assignment will be made from the emergency drivers' list only under the following conditions:
Emergency Trips. A. An emergency trip is any trip that is unassigned within 24 hours of its scheduled depart time due to driver declines.
Emergency Trips. Emergency Trips will be defined as: trips which the Transportation Office first becomes aware of less than three hours before the start of the trip. The supervisor or designee will offer the trip based on driver availability (no conflicting trips). Every effort will be made to ensure that most senior driver that is available will be offered the trip. If the Association asks for a copy of a trip request, the Transportation office shall provide it.
