Door-to-host transportation
Consistent recurring service from the intern’s approved pickup location to the Project SEARCH host site.
Recurring, coordinated rides for Project SEARCH interns, subject to authorization, route feasibility, and available coverage.
Service starts only after authorization and a confirmed route. AJTC then coordinates the practical details that recurring workforce transportation demands—from individualized pickup planning to documented arrivals and responsive exception management.
Consistent recurring service from the intern’s approved pickup location to the Project SEARCH host site.
Compatible schedules can be combined when authorized, reducing duplicate vehicle movement without combining records.
Translation-enabled text messages help riders, families, counselors, and program teams receive trip updates in their preferred language.
When a vehicle, driver, traffic condition, or schedule changes, dispatch works to adjust and communicate promptly. Coverage depends on available vehicles and drivers.
Each participant retains a distinct schedule, authorization, trip history, and billing trail.
Transportation plans account for communication preferences, supervision needs, pickup familiarity, and predictable daily routing.
The counselor, coordinator, school, or family provides the host site, service dates, arrival time, dismissal time, and general pickup area.
We assess travel time, assistance needs, route compatibility, operational coverage, and authorization requirements.
After authorization, recurring trips are scheduled, dispatched, documented, and reviewed for reliable performance.
When two or more interns have compatible locations and schedules, AJTC can propose a shared route for approval. Every participant still maintains an individual authorization, trip record, and billing trail.
AJTC coordinates recurring transportation through a network of licensed professional drivers who undergo criminal-background screening through applicable government and law-enforcement systems.
Trips are scheduled, dispatched, GPS-tracked, monitored, and documented through AJTC’s AI-enabled Transportation Management System. The platform supports route planning, trip communications, exception monitoring, and performance reporting—all with human operational oversight.
Some trips may be performed by qualified independent transportation operators. Each operator remains responsible for safe and lawful driving, while AJTC remains responsible for service coordination, trip documentation, quality standards, and contractual accountability.
AJTC currently provides transportation for ambulatory riders — interns who can walk to the vehicle and board a standard sedan, SUV, or van. We do not operate wheelchair-accessible vehicles at this time.
If an intern requires a wheelchair-accessible vehicle, tell us at intake and we will point you to a provider who can serve that trip.
Tell us what the internship day requires. AJTC will review route feasibility, service structure, assistance needs, and the appropriate next step.