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# Week 8 | 2026
### **Featured Update: Note Functionality**
* Operators can now add notes directly on the tablet. These notes will be visible to other operators using the same station.
* Soon, notes will also be accessible in Busroot for review and analysis, we’ll let you know once that’s ready.
* As a desktop user, you can also add notes to stations using the quick-select button in the Cockpit.
### **Featured Update:** Select timing format
* You are now able to select how durations are displayed in Busroot.
* Available by going to the Admin section > Account > Formatting units.
### **Featured Update: Read only user**
* We’re introducing a new user type called ‘Read Only’.
* This role allows users to view everything in Busroot, including the admin area, but they won’t be able to change or add any information or settings.
* New members will automatically receive this access level when they log into Busroot for the first time.
### **Scheduling Improvement:**
* Similar to production schedules, operators can now start non-production schedules themselves using the tablet.
* This option can be enabled when uploading a non-production schedule.
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