Press Release: Trinity Transportation Enters Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Sector

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Press Release: Trinity Transportation Enters Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Sector

Tuesday, July 9th, 2019

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

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Trinity Transportation Enters Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Sector

The new service will provide access to transportation for individuals who need transference for medical needs

WYANDOTTE, Michigan, July 9th, 2019 — Trinity Transportation today announced the addition of Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT), a new transportation service for the Southeast Michigan community. NEMT is a service provided to individuals who need transportation to and from medical appointments, the pharmacy, the hospital, or urgent care. The trips are non-emergency in nature and individuals may require NEMT for a variety of reasons, including lack of a vehicle; inability to take traditional transportation for mental, physical, or developmental reasons; or they do not possess a valid driver’s license. This service exists to ensure all individuals have access to proper medical care and is especially important for those with chronic conditions.

“The entry into the Non-Emergency Medical Transportation service sector is part of Trinity Transportation’s aggressive 5-year growth plan. This expanding market is an opportunity to provide reliable and cost effective service to another under served sector of our communities”,  says Jeff Carnicom, Chief Operating Officer at Trinity Transportation. “We are excited to enter this business with a dedicated fleet of ADA sedans, vans, and SUVs ready for dispatch. We have prepared by investing in our fleet, training, and credentialing of our customer-centric teams.”

A variety of modes of transportation are covered by NEMT, including sedan and wheelchair accessible vans, in order to accommodate customers’ needs. By giving patients suitable access to transportation, NEMT contributes to an overall increase in improved health outcomes. Trinity Transportation is the provider with the cleanest, most reliable, amenity rich vehicles operated by the safest and most customer friendly drivers on the road.

Trinity Transportation’s Non-Emergency Medical Transportation service is already available for booking. For more information on NEMT, please contact our reservations team at 734.284.9229 or reservations@trinitytransportation.com.

About Trinity Transportation: Trinity Transportation has been providing efficient, reliable, and safe transportation to the Southeast Michigan community for over 35 years with a fleet of over 600 vehicles and 10 locations. Services provided include long-distance motor coach trips, wedding transportation, field trips, airport shuttle, casino trips, daily school transportation, and more. Trinity is committed to the communities they serve and seeks to generate economic, social, and environmental value. Trinity Transportation is the provider with the cleanest, most reliable, amenity-rich buses operated by the safest and most customer-friendly drivers on the road!

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A Time to Be Thankful

Tuesday, November 28th, 2017

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To celebrate the holidays each year, Trinity Transportation gives each employee a turkey for their Thanksgiving table, and this year was no different. We ordered over 1,000 turkeys to give to employees, hoping to spread a little joy this holiday season. The marketing team and members of upper management, including Trinity President Jerry Sheppard, traveled to Trinity’s terminals to hand-deliver turkeys to employees; it was a perfect send-off before enjoying Thanksgiving weekend!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In the spirit of giving thanks, we asked employees what they were thankful for when visiting the terminals last week. The answers ranged from being thankful for family to retirement to good health – we received so many great answers!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The holidays are a special time at Trinity Transportation, and we love sharing the fun and joy and the holiday cheer with everyone! For more pictures of last week’s events, visit our Facebook page!

Football Season Is Here!

Tuesday, October 10th, 2017

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Fall is the season of pumpkins, costumes, changing leaves, apple orchards and cider mills, haunted houses…and football! The football season has started, teams taking to the field to show their skills and fans ready to cheer them on in the stands. Football is one of America’s favorite pastimes, providing a fun place for people to come together and root for their favorite teams. From college to middle school to the NFL, football gives us one more thing to look forward to in the fall!

Trinity Transportation is proud to sponsor and provide our buses for the athletic departments of Eastern Michigan University and Wayne State University! We are excited to watch how the season progresses for our teams – we have our EMU and WSU gear ready!

Catch us at Eastern Michigan University’s homecoming football game on October 21st and their game against Bowling Green University on November 21st (Senior Day). We’ll be handing out goodies, providing information about our services, and cheering on the Eagles! If you’re attending either of these games, be sure stop by our booth!

Eastern Michigan University Football Schedule:

  • 10/14 – 12:00pm – vs Army West Point – Away
  • 10/21 – 2:00pm – vs Western Michigan University – Home (Homecoming)
  • 10/26 – 7:00pm – vs Northern Illinois – Away
  • 11/02 – 7:00 pm – vs Ball State – Home
  • 11/08 – 7:00/7:30pm – vs Central Michigan University – Away
  • 11/15 – 7:00/8:00pm – vs Miami University – Away
  • 11/21 – 7:00pm – vs Bowling Green State University – Home (Senior Day)
  • 12/02 – TBA – MAC Championship – Detroit, MI

Wayne State University Football Schedule:

  • 10/14 – 6:00pm – vs Northwood University – Home (Homecoming)
  • 10/21 – 1:00pm – vs Michigan Technological University – Away
  • 10/28 – 12:00pm – vs Ashland University – Home
  • 11/04 – 12:00pm – vs Northern Michigan University – Home
  • 11/11 – 12:00pm – vs Davenport University – Away

Trinity Transportation Hurricane Disaster Relief Drive

Wednesday, October 4th, 2017

Several parts of the United States have been torn apart recently by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria. Hurricane Harvey caused devastation to the residents of Texas and Louisiana, wrecking everything in its path. Rainfalls reached over 51”, a record for rain caused by a single storm in the lower 48. Hurricane Irma affected Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, causing immense flooding, countless trees to be uprooted, and millions of people to be without power.  Hurricane Maria made direct landfall on Puerto Rico, completely dismantling the U.S. territory and drowning it with several feet of rain. Homes have been destroyed, people and animals have been injured or had their lives taken away, roads and vehicles have been damaged, and complete cities have been flooded, their residents having to evacuate and take shelter elsewhere. So many people have lost absolutely everything.

Trinity Transportation bus in Houston

Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria have displaced millions of people and caused insurmountable damage to the areas in their destructive paths. It’s hard to imagine the utter heartbreak and anguish those affected by the hurricanes are feeling in the aftermath of the storms. Now is the time for those who are able to rise up and assist the residents of the affected areas. Trinity Transportation sent down five motor coach buses in the first few days of Hurricane Harvey to assist with transporting citizens, and decided to run a disaster relief drive for Harvey, Irma, and Maria victims from September 5th – 22nd. Trinity employees and the residents of Metro Detroit filled 9 large tubs with supplies for those affected by these hurricanes. We are proud of the turnout and blessed to be able to help with the relief efforts.

Trinity van dropping off donations from our hurricane relief drive

For more photos from our disaster relief drive, please visit our Facebook Page.

Visit Michigan’s Top Destinations This Fall

Friday, September 29th, 2017

The fall season is a gorgeous time in Michigan. From the changing leaves and crisp, cool weather to the cider mills and apple orchards, there’s nothing quite like fall in Michigan. It’s the perfect time to plan a vacation to scope out the beautiful views this state has to offer – and Trinity can take your group there! We’ve compiled a list of some great cities to visit (and a few things to do in each) to get you started.

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Upper Peninsula:

  • Sault Ste. Marie – Sault Ste. Marie has plenty of things to do from exploring ships to visiting the breathtaking Tahquamenon Falls to touring museums and historic sites. On top of the usual sites, Sault Ste. Marie also has a Fall Colors Tour, where you can discover the bright colors of fall in the Eastern Upper Peninsula.
  • Munising – This gorgeous city has several must-see locations: Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Munising Falls, Wagner Falls, Miners Falls, and Miners Castle Rock – all worth making the time to visit!
  • Mackinac Island – At Mackinac Island, you’ll never be without something to do! Visit Arch Rock, Mackinac Island State Park, the Haunted Theatre, Fort Mackinac, St. Anne’s Catholic Church, and the Mackinac Bridge Museum. You also have the option to go biking, golfing, shopping, and enjoy some classic Mackinac Island fudge!
  • Marquette – Named one of the Top 25 Best Places to Travel by Gear Patrol Adventure List, Marquette is a picturesque city known for Presque Isle Point Park, Marquette Harbor lighthouse and Maritime Museum, and the Marquette black rocks.
  • Ontonagon – Experience the untouched forests of Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park; one of the best scenic places in Michigan, Lake of the Clouds; and the beautiful waterfalls and hiking trails at Bond Falls.

Northern Lower Peninsula:

  • Traverse City – View the stunning scenery of Sleeping Bear Dunes (bike or hike your way there to see even more), take a wine or beer tour, or go for a walk through the woods at Pyramid Point. Traverse City has beautiful beaches, plenty of shops downtown, and energetic nightlife.
  • Cheboygan – If you’re looking to be close to the water, Cheboygan is the place for you. Consisting of three rivers and three lakes, you’ll be able to participate in water activities on 40 miles of open water. If water isn’t your thing, take to the many trails and recreation areas, and the Cheboygan State Park, for some drier outdoor activities with a scenic view.
  • Petoskey – Known for its exquisiteness, Michigan’s state stone, and its wonderfully fresh air, Petoskey has beaches, biking, breweries, wineries, and fun events and attractions.
  • Harbor Springs – This delightful town offers lots of events and activities for all ages, including outdoor activities, festivals, art exhibitions, and theatre performances. Take a drive down M-119 in the Tunnel of Trees, a magnificent sight in the fall.
  • Midland – Midland is home to Dow Gardens, a 110-acre botanical paradise, and several places that allow you to let your creativity fly. You can also catch a Great Lakes Loons end-of-season minor league baseball game or go hiking at the Chippewa Nature Center.
  • Bay City – Get ready for tall ships, unique antique shops, lake activities, and historic scenery in Bay City. This city has everything you need for a perfect fall vacation, including a walk along the riverwalk, tours of historic buildings, and different film and music festivals.

Southern Lower Peninsula:

  • Ann Arbor – With an abundance of events going on (including the Downtown Ann Arbor Oktoberfest), Ann Arbor is the place to be if you’re looking for a city with gorgeous fall colors and plenty to do. A visit to the University of Michigan campus is a must– their historic buildings, museums, art, and forestry are things you don’t want to miss.
  • Frankenmuth – “Michigan’s Little Bavaria”, home of world-famous dinners, traditional festivals, and numerous one-of-a-kind shops. You’ll feel the magic of Christmas all year round in Frankenmuth.
  • Holland – Holland is home to the “Dutch Experience” and unique activities such as their historic walking tours and the Holland Bowl Mill. Take time for outdoor activities to see the beauty of fall in Michigan, and visit the Holland State Park and Big Red Lighthouse.
  • Muskegon – Travel to Muskegon for scenic trails, waterfront restaurants, and arts and entertainment. If you’d like to experience more than the usual sights, check out the different events Muskegon has in the fall: Halloween Harvest Weekend, Oktoberfest, City of the Dead, and Pumpkin Fest!
  • Grand Rapids – This bustling city has a perfect mix of beer (check out their many breweries), food, music, and art to satisfy any traveler’s needs. The farmer’s markets, apple orchards, and cider mills will be waiting for you this fall.
  • Kalamazoo – Make time for the Fort Custer State Park, biking different trails, and various types of tours to get the full experience of Kalamazoo. This city has plenty to offer from outdoor activities to fall-themed festivals and events to breweries, wineries, and distilleries.

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  • Port Huron – Port Huron is a small city with big city features, offering coffee houses, waterfront restaurants, shops, golf, and beaches. Take a walk on the boardwalk or go swimming and view the magnificent Blue Water Bridge.
  • Caseville – Caseville is known for its beaches, amusement center, one-of-a-kind shops and festivities, and abundant outdoor activities. Take the time to witness the beauty of a Huron sunset from Sand Point.
  • Lexington – Visit this charming village for a relaxing vacation filled with bountiful history of the lumber era, shops, eateries, and free concerts in the park.
  • Port Austin – Take a walk down the Port Austin pier, enjoy the shops and restaurants downtown, and kayak in Lake Huron to Turnip Rock, then stop by Pak’s Backyard Café and Beer Garden to finish off your night.

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New Dedicated Charter Center

Trinity/Durham Transportation is thrilled to announce our Dedicated Charter Center located at 24500 Van Born Road, Dearborn Heights, Michigan.

Our Charter Center accommodates the needs of our clients who travel at any time throughout the day.

There are no time restrictions that require us to work around existing home to school routes. 

Contact – Reservations@TrinityTransportaton.com

 

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