School Buses Clause Samples

The 'School Buses' clause defines the requirements and responsibilities related to the provision and operation of buses for transporting students to and from school. Typically, this clause outlines standards for vehicle safety, driver qualifications, maintenance schedules, and the routes or times buses must operate. For example, it may require that all buses meet specific safety certifications and that drivers undergo background checks. The core function of this clause is to ensure the safe, reliable, and efficient transportation of students, thereby minimizing risks and clarifying obligations for all parties involved.
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School Buses. Students’ use of devices on school buses is not under direct supervision. Students should take appropriate care to avoid any physical damage and should be conscious of appropriate occupational health and safety practices if using devices in moving vehicles. Bus drivers and service providers take no responsibility for the security, damage or appropriate use of devices being used in their vehicles.
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School Buses. School buses shall not be driven by anyone other than Bus Drivers employed by the Board, or the Manager of Operations and Maintenance, or individuals hired under Clauses 32.03 (e) and (f).
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School Buses. AISCT provides a limited bus service to parts of the Cape peninsula as an option for those who desire transport to and from school. The school reserves the right to refuse service to any part of the city that is impractical because of its location relative to the other pick-up points. The school also reserves the right to suspend or remove students from the bus service should they not adhere to the rules. The bus rules and regulations are the result of extensive experience with AISCT transportation needs, Cape Town traffic, parent/student input, and continuous monitoring. (See Rules of Conduct, below.) The service is managed by the Estate Manager. Any complaints about behavior on the bus or suggestions regarding routing or pick-up patterns may be addressed to the school office. All routing decisions are made with an overall perspective of what is best in the context of the entire route, not just an individual's preference, and the actual conditions on Cape Town’s roads (one-way streets, traffic patterns at different times of day) sometimes dictate routes that may at first seem illogical judging solely from looking at a map. Any suggestions regarding routing will be analyzed by the school office and, if deemed practical and logical, will be implemented. Information regarding the school’s bus service can be obtained from the Estate Manager.
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School Buses. All buses will be kept at the bus garage. No bus driver or special driver will be allowed to keep the bus at his/her home.
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School Buses. MCPS shall waive user fees to the City for use of school buses for City sponsored events (i.e. Air Show, Civil War Weekend, etc.). The City will pay direct labor costs for bus drivers.
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School Buses. All buses will be kept at the bus garage. No bus driver or special driver will be allowed to keep the bus at his/her home. 2007-2011 Support Contract December 29, 2009 Macintosh HD:Users:spowers:Desktop:Transparency:Contracts:2007-2011 Support Staff Union Contract.DOC
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School Buses. All teachers may ride school buses to and from school if they so desire and where space is available.
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