The Co-Pilot puts every trip, every turn, and every signature in one app built for the road. Drivers get a clear day. Dispatchers stop babysitting. And since most Bambi customers are owner-operators who drive their own routes, it is the app you will live in too.

The full feature set that makes the driver's day quieter and dispatch's day calmer.
The full day, ordered, with pickup times, addresses, and passenger details.
Routing built in. No second app, no copied addresses. Tap the trip and drive.
Capture pickup and drop-off signatures right on the phone.
Time and location stamped for Medicaid compliance and broker audits.
Trips stay loaded through dead zones, and the app catches up when signal returns.
Trip progress flows to Fleet HQ with no extra taps and no check-in calls.
"Bambi has a lot of features. The dispatch was so easy me and how I assigned the trips for the drivers. I was a driver at a different NEMT company and when I downloaded the Bambi Driver App I found it was easier than the other software."
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No. The Bambi NEMT Driver App is designed to be intuitive enough that drivers can start using it the same day they download it.
It provides turn-by-turn navigation, real-time trip details, GPS tracking, electronic signature capture, and offline sync for areas with poor connectivity.
Drivers see only their assigned trips, and status updates flow automatically to dispatch. This allows them to stay focused and provide great service.
The dispatcher side is easy because the core action is one button. The part that takes real attention is drivers, and that is true of any platform.
Driver adoption is where NEMT software rollouts fail. Not because drivers resist technology, but because a bad app costs them time on a route where they are already behind. If the app is awkward they stop using it, they call dispatch instead, and within a month you are paying for a system that describes a workflow nobody follows.
The Driver App is built to survive that test: turn-by-turn navigation, trip details, and signature capture, in something usable one-handed.
The practical advice is to get your drivers on it during the overlap period rather than on cutover day.

