Your fleet isn't a list of plates. It's sedans, wheelchair vans that flip to stretcher, and vans parked at three different yards. Fleet HQ stores each vehicle's type, capacity configurations, and overnight storage address, and Run Bambi Run reads them when it builds the day for non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT).

The vehicle details that keep scheduling honest about what each van can actually do.
Mark each vehicle Ambulatory, Wheelchair, or Stretcher, with make, model, color, VIN, and plate on the same record.
Ambulatory, wheelchair, wheelchair XL, Broda chair, Geri chair, stretcher, and empty wheelchair counts, in any mix.
Pull the back seat for a stretcher run, put it back for ambulatory. Add a configuration for each real setup.
Each vehicle gets its own parking address, so routes for split yards and take-home vans start in the right place.
Require pre-shift and end-of-shift inspections and find every submitted report under Fleet, Inspections.
Track each vehicle's credentials with expiration dates, all in the same Fleet section as the vehicle itself.
"Bambi gives us real-time visibility into every ride and keeps dispatch and drivers in sync. We stay on top of changes, adjust fast, and avoid delays. In a business where timing matters, that clarity makes a real difference."



