In this article, we’ll walk through the process of booking fixed-route schedules within SPEDSTA. Let’s take a closer look at how it works! Check out a video walk through here. Imagine you have a bus, sedan, or van stationed at a central location, like a senior living home or a community center, to transport people…
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In this article, we’ll walk through the settings available for broadcasting rides to drivers in SPEDSTA. Check out a video walk through here. Let’s dive in! First off, we have the “Ride Booking Types” setting. This allows passengers to either log in and request rides directly or have the admin or dispatch make the requests…
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Richmond, Virginia, is a community bursting with volunteer spirit and commitment, especially when it comes to supporting the elderly, special needs, and disabled populations. Many organizations throughout the city dedicate countless hours to ensuring these groups enjoy mobility and freedom. For any organization looking to bolster its ranks with volunteer drivers, Richmond offers a deep…
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Sacramento, California’s capital city, isn’t just the heart of state governance; it’s also a hub of philanthropy and public initiative, particularly when it comes to supporting its disabled, special needs, and elderly populations. As these communities strive for greater independence and quality of life, accessible transportation emerges as a crucial need. Luckily, Sacramento is rich…
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In the heart of North Carolina, Fort Bragg is not just a military powerhouse but also a community rich with volunteerism, where dedicated souls are ready to make a significant impact. With a diverse array of volunteer organizations at its disposal, tapping into this resource can provide your transportation program with the volunteer drivers it…
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Richmond, Virginia, a city with a rich history and a vibrant present, is also a community deeply committed to inclusivity and support for its vulnerable populations. Essential to this commitment is the availability of transportation services for the disabled, special needs, and elderly citizens. Behind the scenes, a diverse array of funding sources, from city-level…
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In the heart of Texas, Austin stands as a beacon of community engagement and volunteerism. The city is teeming with organizations driven by missions to serve, particularly through transportation initiatives that help the elderly, disabled, and those with special needs. But how can your organization tap into this vibrant volunteer pool and recruit top-notch drivers?…
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Baltimore, Maryland, is a city known for its vibrant culture, historic landmarks, and a strong community spirit that extends to caring for its disabled, special needs, and elderly populations. Amidst the urban hustle, a network of generous funding streams plays a crucial role in ensuring that every resident can move freely and safely across the…
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Martha’s Vineyard, known for its pristine beaches and quaint charm, is also a hotbed for community engagement and volunteerism. This bustling island not only fosters a sense of togetherness but is also home to numerous volunteer organizations that play a pivotal role in supporting local transportation needs, especially for the elderly, special needs, and disabled…
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In the heart of North Carolina, nestled near the sprawling military base of Fort Bragg, a quiet revolution is underway to enhance mobility for the disabled, special needs, and elderly communities. What powers this movement? A diverse array of grants—from city to federal level, bolstered by generous donations from private and corporate entities, alongside impactful…
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