• Drivers can now view recurring route offers as cards in the Ride Requests section. 

• Each card shows the route name/passenger name, trip time and duration, number of passengers, stops, and distance. 

• Responsive UI handles missing data gracefully (e.g., default labels like “New Recurring Route”).

• Tapping a route card expands full details, including: Stop addresses with pickup/drop-off tags, Seat/equipment requirements, Special instructions, and camera/vehicle notes. 

• Map preview and time formatting support improve readability and trip planning.

• Drivers can accept recurring route offers using a single tap. 

• A confirmation screen titled “Route Accepted” is displayed, followed by a 3-second redirect to the Schedules section. 

• Backend systems update the route status and record the driver's response for future reference. 

• Drivers may reject route offers with a reason, logged for dispatcher visibility. 

• A warning about frequent rejections is shown. 

• On rejection, the route card disappears, and a “Route Declined” screen confirms the action.

• When drivers are mid-run or on the current run screen, real-time route changes trigger non-blocking alert banners. 

• Alerts include countdown timers for response windows. 

• Drivers can “Check Details” (which opens a modal with trip updates and accept/reject options) or “View Later” (which minimizes the alert while continuing the run).

• Stop-level data includes the full address, Arrival time (12-hour format), Required equipment (e.g., booster seat, seatbelt lock), and Max 2 equipment tags before expanding into “+X more” format.

Three-tier navigation rule implemented on the Driver App login:

• If a new ride request exists → go to the Ride Request page 

• Else, if a run is about to start → go to the Run Start screen 

• Else → go to Notification screen 

• Chat functionality is automatically disabled when the vehicle is in motion.

• Visual warning message: “Chatting is paused while the vehicle is moving to ensure safety.” 

• A clearly labeled disabled chat input box shows: “Chat Unavailable While Driving – For your safety.” 

Passengers or companions can override the restriction by tapping and holding “Tap & Hold, I’m a Passenger” for 2 seconds. 

Once bypassed, chat functionality is temporarily unlocked.

• Drop-off timestamps now reflect the actual time of each individual stop.

• Stops with different drop-off locations no longer share the same timestamp.

• Corrects "waiting" status visibility for onboard passengers during active trips.

• Supports better reporting, transparency, and troubleshooting for tenant admins and support teams.