The CFJR Iron Fleet
ADA-Accessible Capacity for Institutional and Group Operations
CFJR’s Iron Fleet provides ADA-accessible vehicle capacity for institutional programs, organized groups, public-health operations, emergency-readiness activities, research initiatives, and community deployments throughout Metro Atlanta.
Our fleet supports wheelchair users, ambulatory passengers, caregivers, program personnel, and other participants within planned, contract-based operations.
CFJR does not accept individual ride reservations. Fleet capacity is provided through institutional agreements, organized group engagements, and approved deployments.
Tuskegee One
Light ADA Mobility Unit
Named in honor of the Tuskegee Airmen, Tuskegee One supports targeted institutional movements, small-team missions, stakeholder visits, and research or demonstration activities.
Configuration
ADA-accessible minivan
One wheelchair position
Two ambulatory passenger seats in the published wheelchair configuration
BraunAbility side-entry ramp
Climate-controlled passenger compartment
Suitable for targeted and small-group deployments
Primary applications
Research pilots and field demonstrations
Stakeholder and decision-maker site visits
Small-team institutional movements
Targeted clinic and community-program support
Approved airport, hotel, venue, and program-site movements
Light deployment support for universities, healthcare organizations, and agencies
Sentinel Two
Medium-Capacity ADA Mobility Unit
Sentinel Two is a lift-equipped ADA shuttle designed for institutional programs, accessible group movements, public-health outreach, senior and disability-access initiatives, and extended field operations.
Configuration
28-foot ADA-accessible shuttle
Two wheelchair positions
Ten ambulatory passenger seats in the published wheelchair configuration
Powered wheelchair lift
Wheelchair-securement capability
Climate-controlled passenger compartment
Configurable for mixed-mobility groups
Primary applications
Senior-program and disability-organization mobility
Public-health outreach and community-health deployments
Accessible conference and event movements
Institutional group operations
Community-program participant movement
Airport, hotel, venue, and program-site coordination
Recurring and block-time program capacity
Matching the Fleet to the Mission
CFJR evaluates:
Total passenger volume
Number of wheelchair users
Mobility-device types, dimensions, and weight
Caregiver and companion requirements
Required seating configuration
Loading, staging, and unloading conditions
Route and destination accessibility
Schedule and vehicle-committed time
Standby requirements
Luggage, equipment, and program materials
Emergency and contingency requirements
Passenger capacity may change according to the number and type of mobility devices being accommodated. Final capacity is confirmed during deployment planning.
ADA-Aligned Operations
CFJR’s accessible vehicles, lift and ramp operations, wheelchair-securement procedures, operator training, maintenance practices, and deployment protocols are designed to meet applicable accessibility and passenger-safety requirements, including relevant provisions of 49 CFR Parts 37 and 38.
Vehicle availability is subject to inspection status, maintenance readiness, operator availability, approved configuration, and contract requirements.
Why We Call It the Iron Fleet
Access as dignity: Accessibility is incorporated into mission planning from the beginning.
Operational readiness: Vehicles, equipment, personnel, and procedures are prepared for the approved mission.
Honest capacity: Passenger and wheelchair capacity are confirmed using the actual configuration.
Infrastructure reliability: Deployments are planned around institutional requirements.
Veteran-led discipline: CFJR emphasizes preparation, accountability, communication, and mission completion.
Request a Fleet Capacity Review
Provide CFJR with your proposed dates, locations, passenger volume, mobility-device requirements, and operating schedule.
