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Create, search, filter, and maintain transport pickup points from the pickup-point administration workspace.

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Last updated: March 22, 2026

This guide explains how to use Pickup Points to maintain the transport stops that routes and student assignments depend on.

Short summary

The Pickup Points page combines a quick-entry form, search and status filters, a pickup-point table, and a detail drawer for view or edit work.

Best for

Transport coordinators and operations staff maintaining boarding or drop-off stop records.

Requires

Access to Transport -> Pickup Points and permission to manage transport stop data.

Result

Routes and student assignments can reference a clean, standardized set of pickup points.

Before you start

  • Decide how pickup points should be named.
  • Prepare address and coordinate details if your team uses them.
  • Keep only active pickup points available for live transport operations.

Transport -> Pickup Points

Step 1: Open Pickup Points

In the sidebar, open Transport and choose Pickup Points.

Pickup Points workspace showing quick entry fields, search controls, and the pickup-point table.
The pickup-point workspace combines quick entry, filtering, and table review in one setup page.

Step 2: Review the quick-entry form

The quick-entry section currently includes:

  • Pickup Point Name
  • Latitude
  • Longitude
  • Address
  • active pickup-point toggle

Use coordinates only when your team actually relies on mapped stop locations.

Step 3: Create a pickup point

Enter the pickup-point name first, then fill the optional location details that are useful for operators.

The name field is required, while coordinates are validated only when values are entered.

Step 4: Search and filter the table

Use the page controls to review the stop list:

  • search by pickup-point name
  • filter by active or inactive status
  • reset to return to the full list

The table currently shows:

  • Name
  • Address
  • Coordinates
  • Status
  • Actions

Step 5: Use row actions for maintenance

The row actions support normal stop maintenance:

  • View
  • Edit
  • Delete

Use edit when the address, name, or status needs correction. Use delete only when the stop should no longer exist in the transport setup.

Step 6: Recheck route and student dependencies

After saving, continue to Route Pickup Mapping or Student Transport if you need to verify that the stop can be linked downstream.

This prevents transport setup from drifting into disconnected route or assignment data.

Verify the result

  • the pickup point appears in the table
  • name and address are understandable to operators
  • coordinates are valid when present
  • the status matches whether the stop should stay in live use

Troubleshooting

IssueLikely causeWhat to do
Save failsThe pickup-point name is empty or coordinates are invalidFill the required name and correct any latitude or longitude value
Search does not find the stopThe wrong keyword or status filter is activeClear filters and search again with the pickup-point name
Operators cannot select the stop laterThe pickup point is inactive or not mapped yetActivate the pickup point and then continue with route-pickup mapping
Deleting a stop feels unsafeRoutes or students may still rely on itReview route mappings and student transport assignments before deleting

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