Bidding of Regular Bus Runs Clause Samples

Bidding of Regular Bus Runs. All drivers shall attend a meeting during the summer vacation for the purpose of reviewing available routes and the annual bidding of regular bus routes. Drivers will have the opportunity to review all regular routes as established by the transportation services coordinator. Starting with the most senior driver, each driver will select his/her annual bus run until all runs are filled. Should any driver be unable to be present to exercise his/her bid, he/she may designate another District employee to exercise his/her bidding rights as if he/she were, in fact, present. A signed statement to verify the authority of the designated bidder shall be presented at the time of the bidding meeting. The designee’s bid shall be binding on the absent driver. Any driver who cannot be present to exercise his/her bidding rights and fails to make bidding arrangements, shall be assigned one of the remaining runs, after all bids have been exercised.
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