Your vans don't all bed down at HQ. Some park at a second yard, some go home with drivers. Overnight storage locations tell Fleet HQ where each vehicle really starts and ends its day, so first trips and dead-mile returns in your non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) schedule match the road, not the office address.

A small setting with a real routing payoff for fleets that park in more than one place.
Every vehicle has its own independent overnight storage field, so two vans in the same fleet can start from two different places.
Clear a vehicle's storage field and save, and it falls back to your HQ address. Untouched vans use HQ automatically.
Morning route planning starts each van's first trip from where it actually spent the night, not from an office it never visited.
Bambi calculates the empty drive back to storage after the last trip, so dead-mile numbers reflect your real yards.
At the start of the day, auto-dispatch slightly favors trips that begin near a vehicle's overnight storage address.
Drivers who take vans home start from their own driveway, not a phantom drive to a lot they haven't seen since Friday.
"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."



