giving you a better understanding of your business

By using GPS tracking, you may take charge of your students' and vehicles' behavior and help parents and drivers understand their children better. As a result, there will be fewer calls requesting information and asking questions.

You will be able to make more informed plans for the future by gathering the pertinent data today, such as planned vs real routes, on-time performance, and more. Complete integration with parent communications, planning, scheduling, and operations systems is offered by Schoolbus's GPS tracking solution.

For the school administrator, everything go smoothly

Zarina is employed at an elementary school's office. She loves a cup of coffee every morning at 8:30 and waves to the instructors as they enter and exit the workplace. Things weren't always like this. It used to be a busy time of day because Zarina was in charge of the arrival and departure of the school bus. She was unaware of the reasons for the occasional bus delay.

Zarina is now able to reply to questions regarding bus and student locations with confidence and speed thanks to the Schoolbus GPS Tracking system. The GPS tracking technology monitors speed and direction, compares actual and planned itineraries, and records bus positions in real time. This has increased on-time performance in addition to lowering the amount of questions parents and kids waiting for buses have for Zarina. The organization can better prepare for service interruptions and alert parents and schools in advance thanks to the actionable insights the data provides. Thus, in the first place, there are significantly fewer calls.

Smiling, Zarina welcomes the instructors who are rushing in and out of the office while inhaling the scent of her coffee.

GPS tracking modifies the routing manager's work process.

Katerina works for a transit company that offers school bus services as a routing manager. She has real-time access to rider and school bus data, enabling her to take swift action in case of an emergency. She is aware of the buses' punctuality and adherence to their scheduled itineraries.

On this Friday, Katerina a pattern in the buses that follow the route through the downtown area. They are not traveling the best, prearranged path. Bus arrivals on time have been slightly delayed as a result of this.

Before she had a chance to inquire further, one of the school bus drivers alerts her about the unexpected diversion caused by a protest. The driver uses the onboard tablet to convey this. Katerina notifies the impacted schools of the impending delay. Parents and students who have set up personalized proximity alerts in their Schoolbus App will be alerted automatically, even if she forgets to do this.

Thinking back on how the tracking data has altered her work, Katerina smiles. With QR tags that kids carry, teachers may be sure that pupils boarded the correct bus or departed at the correct stop without having to rely on anecdotal information about route and timing. She gets it done for her via Schoolbus's GPS tracking system.

Katerina's operations colleagues inform her that they also utilize the GPS tracking data for their jobs. In addition to offering quick responses to urgent queries, the solution enables more informed decisions on safety, efficiency, and service by comparing historical and real-time data.

Real-time information aids in student and parent preparation.

Artur operates a Bus for students. Because students are picked up from their homes.

The school bus timetable fluctuated, and the agency had no idea where the bus was at any given time, so she didn't want the student to wait outside in the cold for too long. Artur occasionally experienced delays at earlier stops, which could cause the entire route to be delayed that day.

Now, Artur uses his onboard tablet to notify parents and the school district of any delays if a stop takes longer than usual because of unforeseen equipment that needs to be onboarded, for example. Additionally, this information is received in real time by parents, schools, and students who have set proximity alerts in their smartphones, allowing them to make plans accordingly. In this manner, Kathy and her mother avoid being uncomfortable or impatient while waiting in the heat or cold.