About CFJR Safe Travels
Who We Are
CFJR Safe Travels Corporation is a veteran-owned, Atlanta-based provider of Public-Health Mobility Infrastructure (PHMI™).
We provide planned ADA-accessible mobility capacity and field operations for government agencies, healthcare organizations, senior and human-services programs, universities, nonprofits, community organizations, and organized groups.
Our work connects accessible transportation, trained operators, deployment planning, field coordination, and operational accountability to help institutions deliver programs that people can actually access.
CFJR specializes in planned institutional and group engagements rather than conventional on-demand transportation.
Why CFJR Exists
Bridging the Gap Between Planning and Participation
Public-health programs, senior services, community initiatives, and institutional events are often designed to serve people who face transportation and accessibility barriers.
Yet even well-designed programs can fall short when the mobility requirements necessary for participation are not addressed during planning.
Those requirements may include:
Wheelchair-accessible vehicles and trained operators
Passenger and caregiver coordination
Accessible pickup, arrival, and loading areas
Vehicle staging and standby arrangements
Movement between program locations
Access-and-functional-needs planning
Operational communication and accountability
Field documentation and after-action learning
CFJR exists to make accessible mobility part of the operational plan—not an afterthought.
Through PHMI™, we help organizations translate accessibility requirements into practical, coordinated field operations.
Meet Our Founder
Clyde Fleming Jr.
Founder, President & Chief Executive Officer
Retired U.S. Army Aviator | Former Amazon Senior Program Manager | Service-Disabled Veteran
Clyde Fleming Jr. is a retired U.S. Army aviator, former Amazon Senior Program Manager, and service-disabled veteran whose professional background includes aviation operations, logistics, organizational leadership, process improvement, and operational standards.
During his military career, Clyde served as an AH-64D Apache aviator, operating in environments where mission planning, readiness, coordination, risk management, and accountability were essential.
Following his military service, he held senior operational leadership responsibilities at Amazon, contributing to logistics operations, process improvement, and the development and application of operational standards.
He founded CFJR Safe Travels in 2025, initially establishing accessible transportation capabilities and operating procedures to serve individuals and organizations throughout Metro Atlanta.
As CFJR gained field experience, Clyde recognized a broader institutional challenge: organizations responsible for public health, senior services, emergency preparedness, and community programs often need more than transportation. They need reliable, accessible mobility capacity integrated into their operational plans.
In November 2025, he developed CFJR's Public-Health Mobility Infrastructure approach to address that challenge.
Today, Clyde leads CFJR's institutional development, operational strategy, and field execution, applying lessons from military aviation, corporate logistics, and accessible mobility operations.
He is also a Community Transportation Association of America (CTAA) Passenger Assistance Safety and Sensitivity (PASS) Trainer, reinforcing CFJR's commitment to passenger assistance, safety, and operational competency.
His leadership emphasizes:
Mission planning and operational readiness
Clear responsibilities and accountability
Accessible and dignified passenger operations
Practical problem-solving
Disciplined execution
Documentation and continuous improvement
Long-term institutional relationships
CFJR reflects his belief that strong organizations are built through preparation, reliable execution, integrity, and a commitment to the people they serve.
Our Mission
To strengthen community access and resilience by providing reliable, ADA-accessible mobility capacity and disciplined field operations for institutions and the people they serve.
Our Operating Philosophy
Public-Health Mobility Infrastructure (PHMI™)
CFJR approaches accessible mobility as an operational requirement that supports public-health programs, institutional services, community participation, and emergency readiness.
Rather than treating transportation as an isolated activity, PHMI™ connects vehicle capacity, passenger accessibility, operational planning, field execution, and performance accountability.
Our operating approach follows three principles:
PLAN
Define the mission, passenger requirements, accessibility needs, vehicle configuration, operating environment, routes, schedules, staging, and performance expectations.
DEPLOY
Execute the approved plan using ADA-capable vehicles, trained operators, established field procedures, and operational coordination.
REPORT
When included in the engagement, document non-PHI operational observations, accessibility conditions, deployment performance, and opportunities to improve future operations.
PLAN → DEPLOY → REPORT provides a consistent framework for preparing, executing, and evaluating institutional mobility assignments.
Experience That Informs Our Approach
CFJR's operating model is informed by direct field experience supporting accessible transportation and organized group mobility throughout Metro Atlanta.
Our experience includes:
Government and Community Programs
Accessible transportation supporting City of Atlanta senior initiatives, civic activities, and organized community events.
During the October 2026 Senior Ball assignment, CFJR transported 19 participants, including five passengers using secured wheelchairs, through coordinated outbound and return movements. The operation was completed without reported passenger incidents or equipment faults.
Healthcare and Accessibility Operations
Transportation supporting wheelchair users, powered mobility devices, caregivers, and organized groups, including activities associated with Cure VCP.
These assignments have strengthened CFJR's experience in accessible boarding, passenger coordination, securement, and group movement planning.
Human-Services Transportation
Assigned transportation operations through Georgia's Department of Human Services transportation network administered by Verida.
This work has contributed to CFJR's experience in scheduling, passenger assistance, vehicle readiness, operational documentation, and service accountability.
These experiences continue to inform how CFJR plans and executes institutional mobility engagements.
Our Commitment
CFJR is committed to delivering accessible mobility services with professionalism, transparency, and accountability.
Our operating commitments include:
Honest capacity representation: Confirming vehicle, staffing, and operational capabilities before accepting an assignment.
Passenger dignity: Respectful assistance and attention to individual accessibility needs.
Operational readiness: Planning, equipment checks, and preparation appropriate to each mission.
Clear communication: Defined responsibilities, coordination, and timely operational updates.
Documented execution: Maintaining appropriate service records and operational observations.
Information protection: Applying privacy and information-handling practices appropriate to the engagement.
Compliance: Operating in accordance with applicable regulatory, contractual, and accessibility requirements.
Continuous improvement: Applying field experience and lessons learned to strengthen future performance.
Our objective is to build lasting institutional relationships through dependable execution and demonstrated results.
Qualifications, Certifications & Vendor Readiness
CFJR maintains verified business credentials, registrations, accessibility-related qualifications, and compliance documentation supporting its operations and institutional engagements.
Our qualifications and registrations include:
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB)
CTAA Passenger Assistance Safety and Sensitivity (PASS)
HIPAA Compliance
ADA Compliance
Georgia Veteran-Owned Small Business
CFJR also maintains applicable insurance, operating documentation, training records, and vehicle readiness procedures for its approved services.
Supporting credentials, registrations, insurance documentation, and procurement information are available to authorized institutional buyers upon request.
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Work With CFJR
CFJR works with government agencies, healthcare organizations, senior and human-services programs, universities, nonprofits, community organizations, and prime contractors seeking planned ADA-accessible mobility capacity.
Whether your organization is planning an institutional program, community initiative, accessible group operation, emergency-preparedness activity, or field demonstration, we welcome the opportunity to discuss your requirements.
Phone: 404-594-3467
Email: info@cfjrsafetravels.com
CFJR Safe Travels Corporation
Public-Health Mobility Infrastructure (PHMI™) Provider
Veteran-Owned | Atlanta, Georgia
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