What changed on Fuel The Route

Find school pickup spots and select photos for trip messages.

• Added personal photo libraries linked to verified OnePoint logins, with school, pickup spot, tags, favorites, and editing.
• Uploading from a trip ticket now prefills its school and pickup spot. Tags become removable badges on Enter or comma, with duplicate prevention and consistent limits.
• Fetching trip tickets now preserves the shared photo-library login, and photo pickers wait for the session check before offering sign-in.
• Driver Tools restores valid OnePoint sign-ins after page changes, reloads, and returning to the app, and synchronizes sign-in/out across tabs without saving passwords. The four-hour session limit is unchanged.
• Added public community photos, first-contribution review, helpfulness voting, and problem reporting.
• Private photo links expire after seven days and can be revoked early.
• Text can share a selected photo and edited message on supported devices; recipient selection in the native share sheet remains device-controlled.
• Added Group + paste: copy a pickup photo, open Messages with the selected recipients and edited text, then paste the photo manually. The original share-sheet option remains available.
• Copy photo now attempts to open the addressed message automatically after a successful copy. Open Messages remains available if the browser blocks the handoff; nothing sends automatically.
• Photo attachments and location links are optional, with save/download available for manual attachment.
• Removed the default claim that a pickup photo is attached when no photo has been selected.

Quicker access to counting, mileage, and loaded trip tickets on phones.

• Choose any of the five full-screen counter layouts before opening the counter.
• Use Count, Miles & Fuel, Summary, and History views with compact saved-session switching.
• Trip Tickets now has Tickets, Saved, Reminders, and Settings tabs, keeping message edits intact between views.
• Dropdown arrows have consistent spacing from the edge across Driver Tools.
• Trip Ticket and Rider Counter tabs stay beneath the mobile header while scrolling, with more consistent vertical alignment in single-line fields.
• Improved full-screen touch handling, disabled controls, and smaller-screen layouts.
• Simplified all five full-screen counters with larger counting areas, one set of corrections, and view settings tucked into Counter options.
• Full-screen counting keeps the screen awake on supported devices and retries after returning to the app.
• Gesture view now uses tap to board, swipe to remove, and a confirmed two-finger counts-only reset, with vivid color feedback and optional motion effects.
• Saved Tickets and counter History now default to the last seven days, with date selection and collapsed day groups for older records.
• Gesture is the default full-screen layout for new drivers; saved layout choices are preserved.
• Saved-ticket and counter-history calendars grey out dates without records.
• Choosing a date collapses the calendar into a compact date row with a Change action.
• Fixed missing trip tickets with footer-only continuation pages, wrapped locations and notes, and blank driver assignment rows.
• Tickets with multiple school contacts now show each contact and phone separately, greet both contacts, and include all contact numbers in group texts.
• Text group now opens a per-ticket recipient checklist, with all school contacts and drivers selected except your saved phone number. Choices stay with the loaded ticket.
• Selecting school contacts updates only the SMS greeting names, preserving the rest of your edited message. Driver-only messages use a neutral greeting.
• Driver Contacts now follows the selected drivers while always keeping the driver matched to My phone number. Remaining contact-row edits and the rest of the message are preserved; reselecting a driver restores their edited row.

Trip tickets are easier to preserve, reopen, and move into the phone calendar workflow.

• Replaced blank-page calendar opening with an in-app Apple, Google, Outlook, and copy-details chooser.
• Added local trip calendar files for full activity trips with the Activities calendar metadata.
• Added saved trip ticket archives with original PDF access and version history.
• Reworked mobile trip ticket cards into a swipe-friendly Summary and Compose workspace.
• Improved trip role badges, group texting, bus override, and phone number preferences.

Trip ticket reminders now have a server-backed push path for installed Driver Tools PWAs.

• Added Web Push subscriptions for Driver Tools reminders.
• Added Cloudflare D1 reminder storage and scheduled delivery support.
• Kept local reminders as an in-page fallback when push is unavailable.
• Added notification testing and clearer reminder status messages.

The rider counter moved from a single active draft to multiple saved local sessions.

• Added saved rider count sessions so same-day activities can be reopened and updated.
• Added mileage legs for drop-off, return, shuttle, and other split-mileage workflows.
• Added full-screen counting mode with optional tap feedback.
• Added basic fuel log fields for gallons, location, and notes.

The site was rebuilt as a focused English-only operational tool for transportation work.

• Moved the site to a mobile-first Astro 6 and Tailwind v4 implementation.
• Added light and dark themes using shared Modern Transit theme tokens.
• Rebuilt the driver appraisal app with local drafts, signatures, and print layout.
• Pruned old template routes and kept the site focused on current operational tools.