VA appointments
Planned service to and from the Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital and nearby care destinations, with a focus on dependable arrival windows and a calmer trip.
A veteran-led mobility company
Freedom Fleet Mobility is being built for San Antonio—planning affordable, technology-enabled trips to VA care, work, and the places that keep everyday life moving.
The goal is simple: remove friction between people and the places they need to reach. The service plan starts with useful routes, clear expectations, and respectful rider support.
Planned service to and from the Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital and nearby care destinations, with a focus on dependable arrival windows and a calmer trip.
Connections to groceries, pharmacies, services, and the destinations that support independent daily life.
A practical mobility option for work, community programs, and nearby businesses—not a one-purpose shuttle.
The planned experience is built to reduce guesswork. These principles will guide service design as the operating model and technology are finalized.
Choose a destination and share timing or mobility needs up front, before a ride is matched.
Receive clear pickup details, vehicle information, and straightforward updates without confusing fine print.
Build the trip around safe boarding, respectful time allowances, and a reliable handoff at the destination.
Access is part of the operating plan
Mobility isn’t only about distance. Boarding time, clear instructions, vehicle fit, and destination access can determine whether a trip works at all.
Freedom Fleet Mobility is in development. The work now is to create the legal, financial, operational, and community foundation for a durable San Antonio service.
Complete the Texas entity filing, establish the business structure, and protect the operating name.
CURRENT PHASEPursue a practical capital stack for vehicles, site development, charging, insurance, and early operations.
Select a hub site and develop relationships with veteran-serving organizations, community partners, and local destinations.
Validate safety, rider experience, and route demand through a phased San Antonio launch before expanding.
The questions people ask me most — answered plainly.
Not yet — the company is in formation. The legal structure is underway now, and the fleet launches once Tesla opens Cybercab sales. This phase is about being first in line with everything ready.
The plan is a practical capital stack: veteran business loans and grant-funded transportation contracts. The company is veteran-owned and stays that way — no outside investors.
Some transportation grants only go to nonprofits. Our nonprofit partners win those grants and contract Freedom Fleet to provide the rides. They bring the grant eligibility, we bring the service. Partners never own or operate the fleet.
Veterans and local residents in San Antonio, anchored on the Audie L. Murphy VA hospital and everyday destinations — medical appointments, work, groceries, and the trips daily life depends on.
The company is taking shape now. This site will grow with the launch—adding partnership details, rider information, and service updates as they become available.
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Interested in funding or partnering with Freedom Fleet — or just have a question? Send an email and I’ll get back to you.
Email info@freedomfleetmobility.com