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Le Couloir Vert Rural Transit

Le Couloir Vert Rural Transit. Project Management. Evaluating Free Project Management Software. To Do. Securing use of a second, larger vehicle. Setting up the project as a legal entity–most likely a co-op. Convincing interested organizations and people to join the co-op.

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Le Couloir Vert Rural Transit

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  1. Le Couloir VertRural Transit Project Management

  2. Evaluating Free Project Management Software

  3. To Do • Securing use of a second, larger vehicle. • Setting up the project as a legal entity–most likely a co-op. • Convincing interested organizations and people to join the co-op. • Working with a lawyer to review the draft leasing contracts, and any other required documents. • Negotiating the terms of those agreements. • Applying for funding to the provincial government • most likely through the Small Communities Transit Fund (http://www.gov.mb.ca/ia/bldgcomm/sctf.html). • Securing the Safety Fitness Certificates and the Public Service Vehicle licenses for the vehicles. • Confirming and expanding community support for the project. • Setting up the management systems for • accounting • rider scheduling and payment • driver licensing, scheduling and payment

  4. Le Couloir VertRural Transit ArjunMarwaha Johnathan Thompson King Tshibanda Muntaqim Mohammed Ismail Hussein

  5. Re-cap • So far: • Introduction • Legal agreements • Now: • Obtaining Class 4 license • Driver orientation

  6. Obtaining a Class 4 license • 10 to 24 passengers • Requirements: • 18 years of age • Class 5A or 5I • Medical test • Road test • Written test • Cost: $35 • Seniors exempt

  7. Orientation Program

  8. Responsibilities • Customer service • Customer satisfaction • Pick-up and drop-off times • Controlled substances and alcohol • Drug and alcohol free environment • Prescribed drugs

  9. Responsibilities • Hours of service and drivers’ log • Updated logs • Record mileage and time • Vehicle inspection • Maintenance • General cleaning

  10. Responsibilities • Personal appearance and conduct • Driver qualification • Safety compliance • Accident reporting • Vehicle breakdown and road repair • Driver pay • Reporting to work

  11. Methodology • PowerPoint presentation • Manuals

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