About CFJR Safe Travels
Who We Are
CFJR Safe Travels is a veteran-owned, Atlanta-based provider of Public-Health Mobility Infrastructure.
We provide planned, contract-based ADA mobility capacity and field execution for government agencies, healthcare organizations, senior programs, universities, nonprofits, community organizations, and organized groups.
Our work supports public-health outreach, accessible institutional programs, organized group operations, emergency readiness, research initiatives, and community access.
The Gap We Address
Programs designed to serve the community do not always include the operational mobility capacity required to make those programs accessible.
Successful execution may depend on:
Wheelchair-accessible vehicle capacity
Passenger and caregiver coordination
Accessible pickup and arrival conditions
Vehicle staging and standby coverage
Movement between program locations
Access-and-functional-needs planning
Operational communication
Field documentation and after-action learning
CFJR provides the mobility infrastructure and execution support needed to address that gap.
Who We Serve
CFJR supports:
County and municipal agencies
Departments of public health
Emergency management organizations
Hospitals, FQHCs, and healthcare systems
Senior and human-services programs
Universities and research institutions
Veteran-serving organizations
Disability and accessibility organizations
Nonprofits and community organizations
Conferences, public events, and organized groups
Prime contractors seeking an ADA-capable execution partner
CFJR does not accept individual ride reservations or operate as a conventional NEMT provider.
Meet Our Founder
Clyde Fleming Jr.
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
U.S. Army Veteran | Public-Health Mobility Strategist
Clyde Fleming Jr. is a service-disabled U.S. Army veteran with experience in aviation, logistics, leadership, and mission-critical operations.
He founded CFJR Safe Travels after recognizing a persistent gap between programs designed to serve the community and the operational mobility capacity required to make those programs accessible in practice.
Seniors, veterans, people with disabilities, caregivers, and medically at-risk residents can be excluded from valuable programs when accessible vehicles, passenger coordination, field operations, and continuity planning are treated as secondary considerations.
Clyde created CFJR to make those considerations part of the operational plan from the beginning.
His experience informs CFJR’s emphasis on:
Mission planning
Operational readiness
Clear responsibility
ADA-aligned execution
Passenger dignity
Documentation
Accountability
After-action learning
“I built CFJR to provide public-health and community partners with reliable, ADA-ready mobility capacity for the people and programs they serve. This work is about dignity, access, and strengthening our community’s ability to respond when it matters.”
Clyde Fleming Jr., Founder and CEO
Our Mission
To strengthen community health, equity, access, and resilience by providing ADA-aligned mobility infrastructure for institutions and programs serving seniors, veterans, people with disabilities, medically at-risk communities, and other access-and-functional-needs populations.
Our Operating Approach
PLAN
Align the mission with the partner’s objectives, passenger population, accessibility requirements, operating environment, routes, schedule, staging, and performance expectations.
DEPLOY
Execute the approved plan using ADA-capable vehicles, trained operators, field protocols, operational coordination, and appropriate documentation.
REPORT
When included in the engagement, provide non-PHI operational observations addressing accessibility conditions, participation barriers, mobility friction points, deployment performance, and opportunities to strengthen future programs.
Our Commitment
CFJR brings veteran-led discipline and institutional-grade accountability to every engagement.
Our commitments include:
Clear scope and responsibility
Honest capacity representation
Accessible and dignified passenger operations
Documented planning and execution
Reliable communication
Protection of sensitive information
Compliance with applicable requirements
Continuous operational improvement
Qualifications and Readiness
CFJR maintains the registrations, operating authority, insurance, certifications, training, vehicles, and procedures required for its approved engagements.
Current qualifications and procurement documentation are available to authorized institutional buyers upon request.
