- Keith Wells, our owner and driver, is making sure our van is wiped down thoroughly between each and every ride.
- We are taking it upon ourselves to use a forehead thermometer on our riders before they enter the van to ensure no one with a fever is transported anywhere.
- No one is allowed in the van except for Keith and his client.
- We can accommodate people in wheelchairs.
- If you have mobility difficulties, we can provide a wheelchair (let us know before your ride as we don’t carry it unless required).
Call us at 828-674-6471
Even though Asheville is one of the largest mountain towns east of the Mississippi River, we have continued to maintain tight-knit communities and a small-town feel throughout the region. Southern hospitality abounds, and neighbors often come together to help those in need. Because of the number of people residing in Buncombe County, restaurants, grocery stores, gyms and all kinds of other businesses are able to thrive. We are also blessed to have excellent healthcare providers close by. From Mission Hospital to private physicians, to physical therapists, there is no shortage of qualified medical professionals around.
March is colorectal cancer awareness and prevention month and what better way is there to support and promote this very important cause than to participate in a fun, family-friendly 5k run on a beautiful Spring day in Asheville. “Get Your Rear in Gear” 5k was postponed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
As a colon cancer survivor, I, Keith Wells, owner/operator of Loyal Lifts Transportation Services I am sharing my very, personal story of early detection and survival. Here is my story.
Accessible travel is on the rise; this is great news for those of us who live with disabilities and do not let them stop us from traveling to see friends and family, for work, and to explore the world. Fortunately, the travel and hospitality industries are making strides in accommodating special needs, and there is a lot of information out there to assist you in your planning. Still, challenges remain when you are traveling with disabilities. We’ve put together some helpful tips to help you make the most of your journey!