What is a Standby Driver?
A Standby Driver is to mark a part-time driver with lower scheduling priority in Dynamic Scheduler, assigned routes only after full-time drivers have been scheduled.
In the app, a Standby Driver is a driver who is lower in scheduling priority within Dynamic Scheduler. Standby Drivers are typically part-time drivers who are assigned routes only after full-time drivers have been scheduled.
Key Points about Standby Drivers
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Lower priority in scheduling: Full-time drivers are scheduled first, and Standby Drivers are only considered after those assignments are complete.
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Part-time flexibility: Standby Drivers are often part-time team members who provide additional coverage without being guaranteed regular shifts.
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Operational backup: They give AFPs more flexibility to cover fluctuations in workload or unexpected scheduling needs.
When to Use Standby Drivers
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To supplement your core full-time roster during high-volume periods
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To maintain a pool of drivers who can step in as needed
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To reduce the risk of uncovered routes while keeping scheduling efficient
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