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1. Planned Bus runs (a combination of a driver and a vehicle with a from and to time on a date)

2. Bus Run Legs

   1. Ad-Hoc runs = a group of bookings in a direction to or from a destination

      1. Eg a group of bookings to the airport will be a leg

      2. At the end of the leg the driver will indicate starting the next leg

      3. The following bookings from the airport will be the next leg

   2. Route runs = a route from start to finish

      1. Eg a route may start at a destination (eg the airport) full of people - expecting to later end at a destination (eg the airport) full of people.

      2. Travel around a series of stops

      3. Drop off and pickup during the route

3. Allocated bookings (bookings already assigned to a Run Leg)

4. UnAllocated bookings (bookings that need to be assigned to a run

   1. Bookings can be assigned or moved runs anytime

The Drivers Day

The driver uses the drivers portal to:

1. View their runs today and in the future

2. Confirm they have done a vehicle check

3. Start their run

4. Be shown the next address to go to

5. Mark passengers on-board / missed / or end of leg

6. Back to 4 until day is finished

Here is a business flow of a shuttle booking

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