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Weekly Transportation Log - Daily Transportation in Facility Owned Vehicle 2026

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The document is a Weekly Transportation Log used for recording daily transportation activities in a facility-owned vehicle. It includes sections for the driver's name, monitoring staff, scheduled pick-up and drop-off times, addresses, contact information, and names of children being transported. The log ensures compliance with regulations by requiring verification signatures and maintaining records for five years.

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Begin by entering the ROUTE # at the top of the form. This helps identify the specific transportation route for tracking purposes.
Fill in the NAME OF VEHICLE DRIVER and WEEK OF fields to specify who is driving and which week this log pertains to.
Next, enter the NAME OF MONITOR responsible for overseeing the transportation process.
For each day of the week, input the Scheduled Time to Pick Up or Drop Off, along with the Address of Pick Up or Drop Off Location and Contact Phone #.
List each child's First and Last Name in the designated section, ensuring accurate records are maintained.
Record Time On and Time Off for each child on their respective days, ensuring compliance with documentation requirements.
Finally, have a staff member other than the driver sign off on the document to verify that all information is correct and that no child was left on the vehicle.

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