Demand response transit, specialized transit and other existing services have an opportunity today that is almost unprecedented. The environment that led to the rise of jitney service 100 years ago (when there were some 62,000 jitney cabs in the US) is close to what we’re seeing today.

The growth of the health care industry offers entrepreneurs a great business opportunity within the community. The market is limitless for non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) business. The following are some steps to consider on embarking on your new business venture. Independent operator Starting up and operating your own NEMT business has many benefits. The ability

Paratransit is a transportation service offered to people with medical disabilities. Most popular of the paratransit services offer the customer a pick and drop off in a more door-to-door service. Most paratransit services operate with mini buses, taxis or medical equipped vans. Most or all vehicles are equipped with wheelchair lifts or ramps for easy

The rates for non-emergency transportation can vary simply by the type of paratransit company and operation it follows: 1. The total mileage of the trip is the biggest factor in determining the rate. 2. The staff on board the vehicle is another factor. It could be an EMT or a paramedic, which would cost more

As of 2013, the average income of a NEMT company owner was $46,000, according to job websites. Qualifications vary from state to state even the counties within. A high school diploma is sufficient enough, however, a business or marketing degree can only further assist in marketing your business. First aid certifications are required in any