North Texas Transit

What are client would see can be summarized in two words: respect and professionalism. In more details, this translates into:

Always on-time
Clean and professionally dressed driver
Clean, reliable and comfortable vehicle
Active listner
Adapted driving to customer's liking while maintaining the unwavering safety standards.
Conversational or quiet, depending on the customer's preference.

Jack of All Trades, Master of… Well, Most (Let’s Be Real)

I’m the kind of person who can’t resist learning new things — even if it means leaving a few half-finished degrees in my wake (looking at you, PhD in Leadership). My background is in civil engineering, but my career has taken me through public works, environmental studies, transportation, and even electronics. Basically, if there’s a problem to solve, I’m probably curious about it.

I’m also a huge tech nerd, especially when it comes to artificial intelligence. If AI ever takes over the world, I’d like to think I’m on its "nice" list.

Now, here’s a fun fact: I’m weirdly good at driving. Like, suspiciously good. I never planned to be a professional driver, but a few years ago, I fell in love with transportation and ended up starting my own business in it. Life’s funny that way.

Professionally, I’ve spent years in local government leadership, where I learned the importance of integrity, hard work, and not accidentally approving ridiculous projects (you’d be surprised how often that last one comes up).

Outside of work, I’m all about family, optimism, and believing the best in people. Kindness and respect go a long way — plus, they make life a lot more fun.

While there's no technical limitation to benefit from my transportation services, I must apologize for not being equipped to accommodate ride seekers with special needs at this time. However, if we have a conversation early enough, I can do what it takes to satisfy such customers.
Also, at this time there’s limitation of 10 passengers per ride.