Who can designate a responsibility for passenger stops on a school route?

The responsibility for passenger stops on a school route is appropriately designated by the school's principal or a designated person. This is because the principal and their team have the necessary understanding of the school’s environment, safety protocols, and the specific needs of the students. They are in the best position to assess traffic patterns, student locations, and overall safety considerations when determining where bus stops should be located.

Additionally, the principal is responsible for ensuring that all policies and procedures regarding student transportation are followed within their school. This designated responsibility allows for a more organized and effective transportation system that prioritizes the safety and well-being of the students. The input from school staff members can be valuable, but the authority lies with the principal or their appointed representatives, ensuring that decisions are made with accountability and awareness of the school’s specific circumstances.