Stranded Rider Report

Should an accident occur, a paratransit operator may need to provide information about paratransit clients to police or emergency response personnel. In some cases such as a natural or man-made disaster, you must be able to identify all clients for whom you are responsible.

The Stranded Rider Report is designed to identify these clients. These clients might have been on board the vehicle, or they might have been dropped off yet still require a return trip, or they might have additional essential trips scheduled later in the day.

Table 1. Stranded Rider Report Parameters
Parameter	Description
Date	Date for the report. The default is the current date.
From Route	Start of range of runs to include in the report. Default is the first run in the pull-down list (sorted alphabetically).
To Route	End of range of runs to include in the report. Default is the last run in the pull-down list (sorted alphabetically).
Subtype	(Applicable only if Future by Subtype is checked for Essential Trips) Subtypes to be included. “All” is marked by default; clear the check box to choose individual subtypes.
Providers	If All is selected, records for all providers appear in the report. If All is cleared, select individual providers from the list. The options available to you depend on provider security.
Essential Trips	Select essential trips to include in the report: On-board Riders. Trips where the pick-up has been performed and the drop-off has not yet occurred. (Included by default.) Stranded Riders. Trips that have not yet occurred for clients who have already been dropped off. (Included by default.) Future by Subtype. Trips that have not yet occurred and have a subtype selected in Subtype.
Order by	Choose a sort order criterion: Client, Run, or Time.
Include Trip Type	Schedule statuses to be included: Unscheduled Scheduled Arrived Performed and site cancellation codes Scheduled, Arrived, and Performed are selected by default.