
some guy that looks like me
it's easy to use the app if you have advanced notice. but the people who answer the phones seem to be fired and hired new every day. they never know what to do. I was told by insurance to call if my appointment is less than 24 hours, but if you call and it's under 24 hours they will not give you the ride. some places call at last minute. it's BS, cuz I drive Uber/Lyft and pick people up all the time. there's no advanced appointments. it's done in 5 min or less. work it to your advantage though.
34 people found this review helpful

Brittany Howard
Its very helpful & easy. I prefer to schedule my rides on the app than to deal with customer service (sometimes they lack customer service). I realized I need to update the app every time I open it. I have 2-3 appointments every week. Phones don't come with a lot of storage. also, I seen the notice about going to the pharmacy once a week and it needs to be within 5 miles. Will accommodations be given to those whos sent more than 5 miles to get them or unable to make more than 1 trip a day?
Call the Car
March 18, 2026
Hello Brittany, We are improving our app frequently for compliance and needs, but app doesn't consume much space and hope you have enough storage for it. For trip limit concerns you can coordinate with your health plan, Regards CTC-Go

John Ragsdale
Would have given the app a 5 Star rating if I was able to delete my notifications. I have been using Call the Car since its inception, but only made an account on the app a few months ago. Upon registering an account, I was met with over 1000 notifications, and when I chose the option "Delete All," it reads an error code something along the lines of 'url is too large.' Please fix this so I can properly manage my notifications.
6 people found this review helpful