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Assign pickup points to routes, define fees and stop order, and maintain route-stop timing from the mapping workspace.

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Last updated: March 22, 2026

This guide explains how to use Route Pickup Mapping to connect pickup points to routes with fee, timing, distance, and stop-order details.

Short summary

The Route Pickup Mapping page shows route cards with assigned pickup points and opens a mapping drawer for adding or editing each route-stop relationship.

Best for

Transport coordinators maintaining route-stop structure before assigning students.

Requires

Access to Transport -> Route Pickup Mapping plus existing route and pickup-point records.

Result

Routes carry a usable stop sequence, fee context, and pickup or drop schedule for later student assignment work.

Before you start

  • Confirm the route already exists.
  • Confirm the pickup point already exists and is active.
  • Decide the stop order before adding multiple points to one route.

Transport -> Route Pickup Mapping

Step 1: Open Route Pickup Mapping

In the sidebar, open Transport and choose Route Pickup Mapping.

Route Pickup Mapping workspace showing route cards, assigned pickup points, fees, distance, and route search.
The mapping workspace groups pickup-point assignments by route so operators can review route structure quickly.

Step 2: Find the route you want to maintain

Use the route search box to narrow the route cards.

Each route card shows:

  • route title
  • route note
  • active status
  • number of assigned pickup points
  • current mapped pickup points with fee, distance, pickup, and drop details

Step 3: Open the mapping drawer

Click Add on the route card to create a new route-stop link, or use the edit action on an existing mapped point.

Assign Pickup Point drawer showing pickup-point selection, fee and distance inputs, pickup and drop time, and stop order fields.
The mapping drawer combines route-stop selection with fare, distance, timing, and stop-order fields.

Step 4: Fill the route-stop details

The drawer currently includes:

  • Pickup Point
  • Fees
  • Destination Distance Km
  • Pickup Time
  • Drop Time
  • Stop Order

For new mappings, the page automatically suggests the next stop order after the existing route stops.

Step 5: Save or remove the mapping

Save the drawer when the route-stop details are complete.

If a pickup point should no longer belong to the route, use the remove action from the mapped pickup-point card and confirm the removal.

Step 6: Recheck downstream transport setup

After saving, continue to Student Transport if needed and verify the route now exposes the expected pickup-point option.

This is the step that turns generic stops into route-aware transport choices.

Important note

Important: the current local Smart School page renders the mapping workflow correctly, but it also emits unresolved-component warnings in the browser console. The visible controls are still stable enough to document the operator workflow accurately.

Verify the result

  • the pickup point appears under the correct route
  • fee and distance values are correct
  • pickup and drop times make operational sense
  • stop order reflects the intended route sequence

Troubleshooting

IssueLikely causeWhat to do
Pickup Point dropdown is emptyNo active pickup points are available or all are already assignedCreate or activate pickup points first, then reopen the drawer
Stop order is confusingExisting mappings were not reviewed firstReview the route card, then set the next logical order value
Student transport does not show the expected stopThe route-pickup mapping was not saved or the wrong route was updatedReopen the correct route and confirm the mapping card exists
Fee looks inconsistentThe route-stop fee was entered incorrectlyEdit the mapping and correct the fee before assigning students

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