Special-Needs Transport
EverDriven
Special-Needs Transport · Chicago, IL
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Focus
wheelchair accessible school routes IEP transport trained aides door-to-door
Area
Chicago, IL
Description
Alternative student transportation provider serving Chicago, Aurora, Joliet, Naperville, Peoria, and other Illinois cities with wheelchair-lift vehicles and IEP/504-aligned door-to-door rides.
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What this special-needs transport offers
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EverDriven provides alternative student transportation services for Illinois school districts, offering safe and reliable door-to-door transportation for students with specialized needs including those with disabilities, experiencing homelessness, in foster care, and in early childhood programs.
Leadership
Mitch Bowling — Chief Executive Officer
Bridgette Brinkmann — Chief People Officer
Mon-Chaio Lo — Chief Product and Technology Officer
Danielle Press — Chief Growth Officer
Courtney Pallotta — Chief Marketing Officer
Phil Graves — Chief Financial Officer
Megan Von Wald — Chief Operations Officer
Michael Signer — Chief Policy and Legal Officer
Megan Carey — Advisor to the CEO
Populations served
Students with disabilities and IEPs Students experiencing homelessness Students in foster care Early childhood/pre-K/Head Start students Students attending magnet or cross-district schools Students in rural or hard-to-reach areas Students in extracurricular and vocational programs
Services
Door-to-door transportation Wheelchair-accessible vehicles with lifts and adaptive equipment Flexible pickup and drop-off locations Real-time trip tracking District portal technology for scheduling Consolidated routing services Customized routes
Programs
Special needs transportation Cross-district magnet school transportation Foster care student services Early learner transportation Geographically-challenging area routes
Highlights
Operating in 36 states; 31,800+ students served last year; 108,000+ students served since 2015; 99.99% of trips completed without accidents; 99.63% trip completion rate; 90% of trips arrive within 5 minutes of schedule. Illinois has nearly 2 million public school students, approximately 15% qualifying for special education, and over 50,000 experiencing homelessness.
Approach
Driven to serve: We provide equal opportunities, mobility, and peace of mind to the most vulnerable in our communities. Safety First, Always — with multi-layered background checks, drug testing, and safety education modules for drivers.
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What to look for in a special-needs transport
- Wheelchair / securement-equipped vehicles
- Trained aides or monitors on board
- Background-checked drivers
- Whether they handle Medicaid non-emergency medical transport (NEMT)
- School-route contracts vs. on-demand