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Vehicle Schedule 2021-2022 Date Printed: 8/30/2021 Vehicle Schedule 2021-2022 Effective: Time Printed: 9:47:42AM Page 1 of 48 Vehicle: C CheckIn: 06:28AM All Schools Serviced: Caesar Rodney High School Trip: C Driver: Distance: 24.243 Monitor : School(s): Caesar Rodney High School Name: Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 06:38AM CORNER OF PLEASANT HILL DR & HUMPHREYS DR 10 2.490 06:46AM CORNER OF ASH CT BUS SHELTER 31 3.880 06:50AM Cypress St & High St 19901 13 0.339 06:52AM Rosewood Dr & Raintree Dr 19901 14 0.194 06:55AM High St & Sycamore Ct 19901 12 0.681 07:05AM Caesar Rodney High School, 24 CAESAR RODNEY HS 80 5.049 DR School(s): Caesar Rodney High School Name: Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 02:30PM Caesar Rodney High School, 24 CAESAR RODNEY HS 80 1.315 DR 02:43PM CORNER OF ASH CT BUS SHELTER 31 4.739 02:46PM Cypress St & High St 19901 13 0.339 02:49PM Rosewood Dr & Raintree Dr 19901 14 0.194 02:52PM High St & Sycamore Ct 19901 12 0.682 03:00PM CORNER OF PLEASANT HILL DR & HUMPHREYS DR 10 4.338 Page 2 of 48 Vehicle: B CheckIn: 06:37AM All Schools Serviced: Caesar Rodney High School Trip: B Driver: Distance: 19.923 Monitor : School(s): Caesar Rodney High School Name: Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 06:50AM CORNER OF CIRCLE DR & YEW ST 15 5.580 06:52AM CORNER OF CIRCLE DR AND CENTER RD 21 0.154 06:58AM Avocado Ave & Macadamia Way 19901 6 1.207 07:00AM Brazil Nut & Macadamia Way 19901 8 0.347 07:09AM Caesar Rodney High School, 24 CAESAR RODNEY HS 50 4.332 DR School(s): Caesar Rodney High School Name: Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 02:30PM Caesar Rodney High School, 24 CAESAR RODNEY HS 50 1.315 DR 02:41PM CORNER OF CIRCLE DR & YEW ST 15 5.279 02:43PM CORNER OF CIRCLE DR AND CENTER RD 21 0.154 02:49PM Avocado Ave & Macadamia Way 19901 6 1.208 02:51PM Brazil Nut & Macadamia Way 19901 8 0.347 Page 3 of 48 Vehicle: 77 CheckIn: 06:48AM All Schools Serviced: Caesar Rodney High School Trip: 77 Driver: Distance: 11.764 Monitor : School(s): Caesar Rodney High School Name: Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 06:55AM 1667 Sorghum Mill Rd 0 1.953 06:58AM BUS SHELTER between RI & CT 13 1.120 07:00AM BUS SHELTER between RI & VT 5 0.111 07:01AM BUS SHELTER between ME & ME 3 0.137 07:02AM BUS SHELTER between ME & VT 6 0.062 07:04AM CORNER WATER EDGE LN 19962 & LOCUST GROVE 14 0.073 RD 19901 07:12AM Caesar Rodney High School, 24 CAESAR RODNEY HS 41 3.464 DR School(s): Caesar Rodney High School Name: Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 02:30PM Caesar Rodney High School, 24 CAESAR RODNEY HS 41 0.623 DR 02:37PM 1667 Sorghum Mill Rd 0 2.717 02:40PM BUS SHELTER between RI & CT 13 1.120 02:42PM BUS SHELTER between RI & VT 5 0.111 02:43PM BUS SHELTER between ME & ME 3 0.139 02:44PM BUS SHELTER between ME & VT 6 0.062 02:46PM CORNER WATER EDGE LN 19962 & LOCUST GROVE 14 0.072 RD 19901 Page 4 of 48 Vehicle: 73 CheckIn: 06:01AM All Schools Serviced: Caesar Rodney High School Trip: 73 Driver: Distance: 36.796 Monitor : School(s): Caesar Rodney High School Name: Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 06:16AM 650 Fox Chase Rd 0 6.503 06:19AM CORNER OF BARRATTS CHAPEL RD & RENEE DR 1 1.581 06:20AM 1847 BARRATTS CHAPEL RD 1 0.219 06:22AM Barratts Chapel Rd & N Lexington Dr 19943 2 0.270 06:24AM 1500 MCGINNIS POND RD 1 0.909 06:27AM Common Area on Theresa St 14 0.752 06:29AM Common Area on Naomi St. 6 0.438 06:32AM CORNER OF MAGNOLIA MEADOWS PKY & 2 0.759 WILDFLOWE 06:34AM Goldenrod Ln & Wildflower Cir E 19962 2 0.257 06:36AM CORNER OF GOLDENROD LA & WILDFLOWER CR 5 0.263 06:38AM 1994 MCGINNIS POND RD 1 0.372 06:40AM 2926 Irish Hill Rd 1 0.779 06:41AM 2958 IRISH HILL RD 19962 1 0.036 06:42AM 3180 Irish Hill Rd 1 0.221 06:43AM CORNER OF IRISH HILL RD & NASCAR LA 6 0.055 06:45AM Irish Hill Rd & Dogwood Dr. 19962 4 0.179 06:46AM 3435 IRISH HILL RD 19962 1 0.024 06:47AM 3471 IRISH HILL RD 19962 0 0.034 06:47AM 3490 IRISH HILL RD 19962 1 0.019 06:48AM CORNER OF IRISH HILL RD AND HUNTERS RIDGE 6 0.262 WAY 06:50AM 3775 IRISH HILL RD 1 0.028 06:52AM CORNER OF ANDERSON RD & WENTWORTH WAY 8 0.841 BLVD 06:55AM 365 Autumn Moon Ln 1 1.271 07:05AM Caesar Rodney High School, 24 CAESAR RODNEY HS 66 5.025 DR School(s): Caesar Rodney High School Name: Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 02:30PM Caesar Rodney High School, 24 CAESAR RODNEY HS 66 1.315 DR 02:43PM 365 Autumn Moon Ln 1 5.157 02:46PM CORNER OF ANDERSON RD & WENTWORTH WAY 8 1.266 BLVD 02:48PM 3775 IRISH HILL RD 1 0.848 02:49PM CORNER OF IRISH HILL RD AND HUNTERS RIDGE 6 0.022 WAY 02:51PM 3490 IRISH HILL RD 19962 1 0.267 Page 5 of 48 Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 02:52PM 3471 IRISH HILL RD 19962 0 0.019 02:52PM 3435 IRISH HILL RD 19962 1 0.034 02:53PM Irish Hill Rd & Dogwood Dr. 19962 4 0.019 02:54PM CORNER OF IRISH HILL RD & NASCAR LA 6 0.180 02:56PM 3180 Irish Hill Rd 1 0.062 02:57PM 2958 IRISH HILL RD 19962 1 0.221 02:58PM 2926 Irish Hill Rd 1 0.036 03:00PM 1994 MCGINNIS POND RD 1 0.779 03:02PM Goldenrod Ln & Wildflower Cir E 19962 2 0.439 03:04PM CORNER OF MAGNOLIA MEADOWS PKY & 2 0.442 WILDFLOWE 03:06PM CORNER OF GOLDENROD LA & WILDFLOWER CR 5 0.411 03:10PM Common Area on Theresa St 14 1.166 03:13PM Common Area on Naomi St. 6 0.439 03:16PM 1500 MCGINNIS POND RD 1 0.857 03:18PM Barratts Chapel Rd & N Lexington Dr 19943 2 0.902 03:19PM 1847 BARRATTS CHAPEL RD 1 0.277 03:21PM CORNER OF BARRATTS CHAPEL RD & RENEE DR 1 0.213 03:22PM 650 Fox Chase Rd 0 0.328 Page 6 of 48 Vehicle: 71 CheckIn: 06:14AM All Schools Serviced: Caesar Rodney High School Trip: 71 Driver: Distance: 25.345 Monitor : School(s): Caesar Rodney High School Name: Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 06:25AM S Taylor Dr & S Dupont Hwy 19901 ( Delmarva Auto 1 4.232 Glass) 06:30AM Huntly Cir 19901 2 1.457 06:33AM Kentland Ave & Peyton St (Common Area) 34 0.525 06:37AM 1592 S State St 1 0.831 06:40AM 140 N Old Mill Rd 1 0.638 06:41AM CORNER OF OLD MILL RD & CANDLEWICKE DR 9 0.119 06:42AM CORNER OF PHILCHRIS DR & OLD MILL RD 19901 5 0.038 06:44AM 316 N OLD MILL RD 1 0.157 06:46AM CORNER OF GREENVIEW AND TISCHER DR 1 0.395 06:47AM Riley Dr & Mikell Dr 19901 0 0.182 06:48AM Greenview Dr & Clearview Dr 19901 3 0.137 06:50AM CORNER OF GLENVIEW DR & N SPRINGVIEW DR 6 0.720 06:55AM Caesar Rodney High School, 24 CAESAR RODNEY HS 64 1.371 DR School(s): Caesar Rodney High School Name: Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 07:03AM CORNER OF UPPER KING RD AND HARDESTY DR 34 1.445 07:07AM CORNER OF UPPER KING RD AND JACKS WAY 20 0.304 07:12AM Caesar Rodney High School, 24 CAESAR RODNEY HS 54 1.096 DR School(s): Caesar Rodney High School Name: Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 02:30PM Caesar Rodney High School, 24 CAESAR RODNEY HS 118 4.001 DR 02:39PM S Taylor Dr & S Dupont Hwy 19901 ( Delmarva Auto 1 1.222 Glass) 02:44PM Huntly Cir 19901 2 1.457 02:45PM Kentland Ave & Peyton St (Common Area) 34 0.000 02:50PM 1592 S State St 1 0.831 02:52PM 140 N Old Mill Rd 1 0.638 02:54PM CORNER OF OLD MILL RD & CANDLEWICKE DR 9 0.120 02:55PM CORNER OF PHILCHRIS DR & OLD MILL RD 19901 5 0.036 02:57PM 316 N OLD MILL RD 1 0.157 02:58PM CORNER OF GREENVIEW AND TISCHER DR 1 0.395 03:00PM Riley Dr & Mikell Dr 19901 0 0.183 03:00PM Greenview Dr & Clearview Dr 19901 3 0.137 03:03PM CORNER OF GLENVIEW DR & N SPRINGVIEW DR 6 0.720 Page 7 of 48 Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 03:07PM CORNER OF UPPER KING RD AND JACKS WAY 20 1.588 03:09PM CORNER OF UPPER KING RD AND HARDESTY DR 34 0.214 Page 8 of 48 Vehicle: 69 CheckIn: 05:45AM All Schools Serviced: Caesar Rodney High School Trip: 69 Driver: Distance: 66.070 Monitor : School(s): Caesar Rodney High School Name: Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 05:59AM 91 COW MARSH CREEK RD 19934 1 6.959 06:01AM 621 COW MARSH CREEK RD 19934 2 0.535 06:02AM 1188 COW MARSH CREEK RD 19934 0 0.572 06:03AM 1398 COW MARSH CREEK RD 19934 1 0.213 06:06AM 3671 MUD MILL RD 19934 1 1.356 06:07AM 3487 MUD MILL RD 19934 1 0.192 06:10AM 3699 Willow Grove Rd 1 1.829 06:11AM 3966 Willow Grove Rd 1 0.277 06:13AM 226 HOLLERING HILL RD 0 0.571 06:14AM 561 Hollering Hill Rd 1 0.350 06:15AM 665 HOLLERING HILL RD 19934:1 1 0.109 06:16AM 1257 HOLLERING HILL RD 19934 1 0.612 06:22AM 6975 WILLOW GROVE RD 19934 1 3.160 06:23AM 6693 WILLOW GROVE RD 19934 1 0.344 06:24AM 212 Henry Cowgill Rd 1 0.230 06:27AM Scarecrow Ln & Henry Cowgill Rd 19934 1 0.707 06:28AM 1288 Henry Cowgill Rd 1 0.578 06:32AM 9473 Willow Grove Rd 1 2.092 06:34AM CORNER OF WILLOW GROVE RD CHANTICLEER CIR 7 0.489 06:36AM PICKETT LA & HAMPTON HILLS 12 0.541 06:37AM 272 PICKETT LA 19934 1 0.014 06:39AM Pickett Ln & Goshawk Ln 19934 1 0.223 06:41AM 1940 THICKET RD 19934 2 0.285 06:44AM CORNER OF SADDLEBROOK DR & AUTUMN VIEW LN 3 1.364 06:46AM Wynn Wood Cir & Saddlebrook Dr 19934 2 0.303 06:49AM CORNER OF WINTERHAVEN DR & RIDINGWOOD LN 3 0.802 06:50AM CORNER OF S WYNN WOOD CR & RIDINGWOOD LN 4 0.230 06:53AM 10844 WILLOW GROVE RD 19934 1 0.920 06:54AM 10860 WILLOW GROVE RD 19934 0 0.042 06:55AM 11860 Willow Grove Rd 2 1.040 06:57AM 11904 Willow Grove Rd 2 0.081 06:58AM 11996 WILLOW GROVE RD 19934 1 0.022 06:59AM Willow Grove Rd & Wynsome Blvd 19934 10 0.135 07:05AM Caesar Rodney High School, 24 CAESAR RODNEY HS 68 1.576 DR School(s): Caesar Rodney High School Name: Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist Page 9 of 48 Est.Time Stop Description Notes Load Dist 02:30PM Caesar Rodney High School, 24 CAESAR RODNEY HS 68 1.315 DR 02:38PM Willow Grove Rd & Wynsome Blvd 19934 10 1.491 02:40PM 11996 WILLOW GROVE RD 19934 1 0.143 02:41PM 11904 Willow Grove Rd 2 0.022 02:42PM 11860 Willow Grove Rd 2 0.081 02:44PM 10860 WILLOW GROVE RD 19934 0
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