Build your stops, set the order each trip visits them, and assign vehicles and drivers — so every route runs to a clear plan instead of a driver’s memory.
When the plan for a route exists only as a driver’s habit, a new driver, a covered shift or a changed stop becomes a risk. The office cannot see the intended sequence, parents cannot be told a reliable order, and a small change ripples into confusion.
Manually re-sequencing stops on a spreadsheet is slow and easy to get wrong, and it never reaches the person who needs it most — the driver on the road.
TripKoz lets the office define stops and the order a trip visits them, then assign the vehicle and driver. The plan lives on the server, so the driver opens the app to a clear, ordered route rather than reconstructing it from memory.
Because the route, the passengers at each stop and the live trip all sit in one system, a change to a stop is reflected everywhere at once — for the office, the driver and the parents affected.
Create pickup and drop-off stops and group them into the routes your operation actually runs.
Set the order a trip visits its stops so the plan is explicit, repeatable and independent of any one driver.
Assign the right vehicle and driver to each route, keeping responsibility clear.
Each passenger is tied to a stop, so the boarding list on the bus matches the route on the map.
Drivers follow the planned stops with in-app navigation, so a covering driver runs the route as intended.
The planned route and the live trip are the same record, so tracking and ETAs reflect the real plan.
Designs routes once, adjusts stops centrally, and knows every trip follows a plan it can see.
Open the app to a clear, ordered route — no reliance on memory when covering an unfamiliar run.
Benefit from a stable, predictable stop order and the accurate ETAs that a planned route makes possible.
Yes. You set the visit sequence for a route in TripKoz, so every trip follows the same explicit order rather than a driver’s habit.
Because the route, passengers and live trip share one record, editing a stop centrally updates the plan the driver follows and the information parents rely on.
Yes. Drivers follow the planned stops with in-app navigation, which is what lets a covering driver run an unfamiliar route correctly.
Yes. The planned route and the live, tracked trip are the same record, so live location and ETAs reflect the route you actually planned.