Students

Student transport with bell-time as the hard wall.

Routes backfill from the bell. Safe-route rules, seatbelt capacity, special-needs vehicles and aides, parent notifications.

Bell-time as hard constraint

Routes backfill from the bell. Every stop must deliver before the wall.

R-SCH-A
07:12
Elm St 120
07:22
Oak St 4
07:31
Maple St 18
07:44
Birch St 2
R-SCH-B
07:18
Cedar Ave 200
07:30
Pine St 11
07:42
Walnut St 34
R-SCH-C
07:24
Spruce St 55 · wheelchair
07:36
Ash St 9 · aide
07:48
Hickory Rd 3
BELL · 08:00
07:00 07:15 07:30 07:45 08:00

Operators in students come to Mycelium when their spreadsheets stop scaling — when every morning starts with an exception, when three branches or three airports have three different rule books, when a 45-minute customer window needs to become 30.

01

Routes built backward from the bell.

Bell time is the hard wall. Pickup times stagger backward across the service area, respecting seatbelt capacity per vehicle type, special-needs vehicle and aide matching, and each district's safe-route rule book.

  • Seatbelt capacity modeled per vehicle
  • Special-needs vehicles and aides matched to student requirements
  • Mid-year re-optimization runs in seconds when boundaries shift
SHORTEST · UNSAFE
4.2 km · 9 min · crosses 2 banned corridors
SAFE · COMPLIANT
5.1 km · 11 min · all rules satisfied
ACTIVE RULES
  • No-left-turn at designated intersections
  • Avoid 6-lane corridors during bell window
  • School-zone approach from east side only
  • Special-needs vehicle + aide routing
  • Seat-belt capacity per student age class
02

Safe-route rules per district, not per release.

No-left-turn corridors, school-zone windows, and district-preferred streets ride with each API request. Shortest-path is not the answer; the compliant path is. Policy changes without a release cycle.

  • Attendance integration for daily backfill
  • Branded parent app shows live position where your integrated telematics supports it, replacing "where's the bus" calls
  • Contract-carrier coordination for mixed in-house and contracted fleets
Observed

What the numbers look like in production.

Hard
Bell-time as constraint, not preference
Seconds
Mid-year re-optimization runtime
Per-district
Safe-route rule books
Bell-time
Hard-constraint scheduling with seat-belt capacity and special-needs aides

Send a bell-time schedule + service area. We'll model the routes backward from the bell.

A real district with real safe-route rules beats any demo. Thirty-minute call, honest deltas.