Transportation Services

Employee health screening and monitoring

• All transportation employees will participate in a daily temperature screening prior start of work shift.
• Employees will be asked three questions at the time of screening to determine their exposure to COVID 19. 
• Employees who answer “yes” to any question or have a temperature of 100.4 or higher will not be permitted to work.

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Transportation employee COVID-19 training for CDL drivers

• All transportation CDL drivers are completing COVID-19 and PPE trainings.
• All transportation CDL driver employees are attending transportation electrostatic disinfectant sprayer training.

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Transportation PPE standards

• All staff members are required to wear facial covering while working.  
• Coverings may include a mask or face shield as determined by the job. 
• All areas that are interactive with students will have proper shielding installed and/or a six feet of distance in place.  
• All staff are wearing gloves while performing cleaning and disinfecting tasks. 
• All staff are trained on proper PPE standards prior to returning to their location for work.

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Transportation physical and social distancing measures

• Lexan sneeze guards are installed between seat rows.
• Hand sanitizer is available near shuttle doorways.
• No more than one passenger per bench is allowed to be seated. Available seating is located next to outside window. Shuttle occupancy may not exceed 50 percent (approx. 19 people).
• Non-sitting areas are marked with red “X” decals.
• Signage is posted on each shuttle entrance to inform all employees and passengers: 
  • Personal face cover/mask is required for all shuttle passengers.
  • Not to enter shuttle if they feel generally unwell.
  • To maintain a minimum of six feet of distance.  
  • To sneeze or cough into a cloth or tissue. 
  • Not to shake hands or engage in any unnecessary physical contact. 
  • No standees will be allowed.

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