Transit Part 9: Potential Care Provider Objections

In addition to sharing the objections of customers, care providers may also have the following objections.


We aren’t sure how much of a change we’ll have to make to our staffing as part of this new program.

Our goal is to have a more reliable transit program for the disabled as part of desegregating and modernizing mass transit as a whole.  By knowing what your business hours are and what times you want us to pickup and drop off passengers to your business we can use our Customer Goal Oriented Scheduling concept to be more accurate.

In addition, you’ll experience fewer buses coming to your place of business because each bus will be able to pick up as many passengers as it can hold.  They will be taken from your place of business to the nearest hub and then routed to their various destinations from there.  We have the option of using what we call a Special Event bus for just this type of situation.  The bus will go from your place of business directly to a hub.  The same will be true for bringing people to your facility at the beginning of their day.

Getting some of our disabled clients to change takes time.

An important part of our program is to involve everyone that will be affected by this program.  Because of this, you will know and understand the changes that will take place before the program is actually started.  Much of the changes that your clients will experience are in the sense of having more travel options.  The only other change will be in getting them use to transferring from bus to bus at the Hub.  Your clients will have the availability of using restrooms at the Hub, which can help reduce the potential for embarrassment associated with long bus rides under the current system.

Thank you for taking time to read my program.  Obviously, if I didn't believe in my own program, I would not have published it for others to read and ponder on.

An Opinion Article by Dave Kemper
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