Hello,
Could you please tell me the English word for the schedule each driver/bus/tram does on a certain day?! Let's say a bus doing "schedule" 37 does 3 turns of bus 3 at 0424, 0524 and 0624; then 4 turns of bus 11 at 0833, 0903, 0933 and 1003; then he has a break to continue in the afternoon with 4 times bus 3 at 1324, 1424, 1554 and 1654 and 1 turn of bus 42 at 1811. So you can say "schedule" 37 contains bus lines 3, 11 and 42. What's the special BE/AE word for that "schedule"? I am thinking of the "schedule" the bus does itself rather than of the shift the driver completes. (I am just saying because in some cities the drivers have their own buses, whence the bus and the driver do basically the same shift/schedule, whilst in other cities one bus is driven by several drivers on a specific day.) I have already asked in dictionary forums but nobody seems to know it. Thank you in advance.
Best wishes!
P.S. Is there any special name for the spare "schedule" which does have a number but does basically not do anything as long as not needed in case of problems at service during the day.
Could you please tell me the English word for the schedule each driver/bus/tram does on a certain day?! Let's say a bus doing "schedule" 37 does 3 turns of bus 3 at 0424, 0524 and 0624; then 4 turns of bus 11 at 0833, 0903, 0933 and 1003; then he has a break to continue in the afternoon with 4 times bus 3 at 1324, 1424, 1554 and 1654 and 1 turn of bus 42 at 1811. So you can say "schedule" 37 contains bus lines 3, 11 and 42. What's the special BE/AE word for that "schedule"? I am thinking of the "schedule" the bus does itself rather than of the shift the driver completes. (I am just saying because in some cities the drivers have their own buses, whence the bus and the driver do basically the same shift/schedule, whilst in other cities one bus is driven by several drivers on a specific day.) I have already asked in dictionary forums but nobody seems to know it. Thank you in advance.
Best wishes!
P.S. Is there any special name for the spare "schedule" which does have a number but does basically not do anything as long as not needed in case of problems at service during the day.
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