Is the shuttle
running?
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Employee shuttle operations, connected

Is the shuttle
running?

A simple question deserves a clear answer.

Give riders the status they need. Give your team the tools to plan coverage, coordinate drivers, and keep the day moving.

Bring clarity to your shuttle See how it works
One shared answer. Fewer “any updates?”
THE RIDER’S VIEWInteractive example
YOUR ORGANIZATION
Service running

Yes.
We’re moving.

The shuttle is running. Check your organization’s pickup locations before heading out.

Clear status. One shared link.

Sample view only. Your organization’s link shows its actual status.

LESS GUESSWORK AT THE STOP.MORE CLARITY BEHIND THE SCENES.

One operation. Everyone in the loop.

A clear answer out front.
A coordinated team behind it.

From the person planning the shift to the person waiting for a ride, keep everyone connected to the same operation.

01 / MANAGERS

A plan you can work with.

Turn employee schedules into demand and driver coverage. Adjust assignments when the day changes.

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02 / DRIVERS

Your shift, made clearer.

See your assignment. Use QR or NFC checkpoints to record when service starts, pauses, and ends.

Explore service records
03 / RIDERS

Less waiting. More knowing.

Check service status from one link. See operational updates and confirm a ride while service is active.

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Built around the working day

From a schedule
to a shuttle
that’s moving.

The planning, the changes, and the record of what happened — connected in one workflow.

Explore the platform
  1. 01

    Start with the schedule.

    Import employee schedules to see morning arrivals, midday turnover, and evening pickup demand.

  2. 02

    Put coverage in place.

    Plan around driver availability and fair distribution. Managers can review and adjust assignments.

  3. 03

    Keep everyone updated.

    Driver activity and manager updates inform the public shuttle status, including pauses and delays.

  4. 04

    Know what actually happened.

    Compare scheduled coverage with actual driving records, ride confirmations, and weekly analytics.

Take a closer look

One shuttle day. Three perspectives.

See how managers, drivers, and riders stay connected in this 80-second illustrated walkthrough.

80 seconds · Silent with on-screen explanations · Illustrated screens with sample data

Read the video transcript

This silent, illustrated walkthrough uses sample data to explain the manager, driver, and rider workflows.

  1. 00:00 — One shuttle day. Three perspectives. Is the Shuttle Running? connects planning, actual driving activity, and rider-facing service status.
  2. 00:08 — Start with the schedule. Import a Dayforce CSV and retain import history. Employee shifts inform morning arrivals, midday turnover, and evening pickup demand.
  3. 00:18 — Know when the shuttle is needed. Review transportation demand by service window. These example counts represent schedule-derived demand, not confirmed rides.
  4. 00:27 — Put coverage in place. Review driver availability and fair assignments. Managers can adjust coverage and preserve the reason for an override.
  5. 00:37 — Tap. Confirm. Drive. A signed-in driver taps the NFC tag or scans the shuttle QR code and confirms the action. Start, pause, resume, and end events record actual activity separately from the planned assignment.
  6. 00:48 — One link. A clear answer. Riders open their organization’s public shuttle link without an account. The example changes from running to temporarily paused and back to running. Riders can confirm a ride while service is active.
  7. 01:00 — Know what actually happened. Managers compare scheduled coverage with actual driving records and ride confirmations. Example totals show nine scheduled hours, eight hours and forty-five minutes of driving, and eighty-four ride confirmations.
  8. 01:10 — Plan. Operate. Verify. Less guesswork at the stop. More clarity behind the scenes. Visit istheshuttlerunning.com to request a demo.

A few helpful answers

Before you
come aboard.

Is this only a shuttle-status page?

The status page is what riders see. Behind it are schedule imports, demand planning, driver assignments, QR and NFC checkpoints, driving records, and operational analytics.

Do riders need an account?

No. Riders open the organization’s public link to check status. While service is active, they can also confirm a ride without providing a name, employee ID, or email address.

Does it show the shuttle on a GPS map?

The current product shows service status based on driver activity and operational updates. It does not provide live GPS tracking or predicted arrival times.

What happened to RoutePulse?

RoutePulse is becoming Is the Shuttle Running? The new name puts the question riders ask at the center, while keeping the planning and operations tools behind it.

Bring your team on board

Better shuttle days
start here.

Tell us about your operation. We’ll walk through how your schedules, drivers, and riders can work together.

A walkthrough built around your workflow

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