Non-Emergency Medical Transport Vans (NEMT / Ambulettes)

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Yes. Vehicles used in transportation services for people with disabilities are subject to ADA transportation regulations under 49 CFR Part 37. This includes requirements for lift or ramp specifications, minimum door and aisle dimensions, securement system capacity and priority seating. Driverge builds all commercial NEMT conversions to comply with these standards. NEMT operators billing Medicaid may also face additional state-level vehicle certification requirements.

ADA regulations require lifts on vehicles used in fixed-route service to accommodate a load of at least 600 lbs. For NEMT operators serving bariatric patients or patients in heavy power wheelchairs, lifts rated at 800–1,000 lbs or higher are available. Driverge can spec a lift appropriate for your patient population. Common lift manufacturers used in Driverge builds include BraunAbility and Ricon.

Yes. Full-size Driverge NEMT vans built on the Ford Transit, RAM ProMaster and Mercedes Sprinter can be configured with a combination of standard passenger seats and wheelchair tie-down positions. Driverge's SmartFloor track system allows operators to adjust the seating-to-wheelchair ratio without permanently modifying the vehicle, giving fleets flexibility as their route mix changes.

Driverge maintains chassis inventory ready for conversion at our facilities. Standard conversion turnaround times vary by vehicle and configuration — contact our team at (855) 337-9543 for current lead times and available inventory. Fleet orders can also be bid through our Vehicle Bid Department for larger purchases with specific delivery timelines.

Yes. Driverge's Professional Training Services include in-person and online training programs covering lift and ramp operation, wheelchair securement procedures,and defensive driving. Proper driver training not only protects passengers but also reduces liability and extends the service life of lift equipment. An online defensive driving course is also available for individual drivers.

Driverge provides a conversion warranty that covers the structural and functional components of the vehicle conversion separate from the OEM chassis warranty (Ford, RAM, Mercedes-Benz, etc.). Warranty terms vary by conversion type. You can register your vehicle and submit warranty claims online through Driverge's warranty portal.

Yes. Driverge has a dedicated Vehicle Bid Department to support government agencies, transit authorities and large NEMT operators who need to purchase through a formal bid or RFP process. Driverge is also a certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) participant. Contact the bid department for pricing, specification sheets and compliance documentation.

No, Driverge Vehicle Innovations does not directly offer transportation services. Instead, we specialize in designing and building wheelchair-accessible vehicles and transportation solutions for transit agencies, healthcare providers, schools, and private transportation companies throughout North America.