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Bytecurve's DriveOn mobile app is designed to be a daily communication tool, helping keep school transportation staff up to date on changes to routes and schedules.
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Bytecurve, a school transportation technology solutions provider, has launched a new mobile app called DriveOn.
The DriveOn mobile app is designed to be a daily communication tool, helping keep school transportation staff up to date on changes to routes and schedules, according to a news release from Bytecurve.
The DriveOn app enables:
Instant in-app or email messages.
Real-time view of schedules and changes.
Ability to check in/out from any designated location.
To help school districts deal with the challenges presented by COVID-19, Bytecurve is offering the messaging app free of charge to districts until June 30. The DriveOn mobile app, which requires authorization from the school district for access, can be downloaded from the Apple App store or Google Play.
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