A premium amenity that moves your residents
Master-planned communities, HOAs, and 55+ developments deserve more than golf carts. Slidr provides modern, electric transit connecting residents to everything that matters.
A Slidr community shuttle program is a fully managed electric transit service for master-planned communities, HOAs, and 55+ developments. Slidr provides electric vehicles, drivers, a rider app, and real-time dispatch: connecting residents to community amenities, shopping, dining, and healthcare. Programs include both fixed-route and on-demand options, and can increase property values for the developments they serve.
Elevate the resident experience
Frictionless Rides
Residents request a ride or view routes with a tap. No more calling in and waiting. Real-time tracking shows exactly when the shuttle arrives.
Reduce Operating Overhead
Smart dispatching eliminates dedicated dispatchers. Our algorithms group rides heading the same direction, doing more with fewer resources.
Quality Control
Residents rate their experience after every ride, giving management real-time feedback. Ride playback tools allow complete oversight of every trip.
Tradition
Port St. Lucie, FL
Reporting and oversight tools
Automated Reporting
Reporting on any resident, property, driver, or service line is one click away. No more spreadsheets or paper logs.
Reporting Tools
View KPIs and reporting for your entire program, as well as individual service lines or properties.
Management Tools
Color-coded overview of each driver shift makes performance easy to track. Playback rides to verify service quality.
Up and running in 30 to 60 days
Our implementation team handles service design, vehicle procurement, app customization, and driver training. Most community transit programs launch in 30 to 60 days.
Community shuttle FAQ
What is a community shuttle program?
An electric transit service connecting residents of master-planned communities, HOAs, and 55+ developments to amenities like shopping, dining, healthcare, and recreation. Fixed-route or on-demand.
Does Slidr operate shuttles in planned communities?
Yes. Slidr operates the Tradition community shuttle in Port St. Lucie, FL, connecting residents to retail, recreation, dining, and healthcare across the master-planned development.
How are community shuttle programs funded?
Through CDD assessments, HOA fees, developer contributions, sponsor revenue from local businesses, or a combination. Slidr's sponsorship model can offset 30-60% of program costs through local business advertising on shuttles and in the app.
Can a community shuttle program increase property values?
A 2019 joint study by the National Association of Realtors and the American Public Transportation Association found that between 2012 and 2016, median sales prices near rail and bus rapid transit stations grew four to 24 percentage points more than in areas farther from transit. That research covers station-based transit within half a mile, not community shuttles, but it points the same direction: shuttle service is increasingly listed as a selling amenity by developers and real estate agents.
What areas does Slidr serve for community transit?
Slidr currently serves Tradition in Port St. Lucie, FL. Slidr also ran the Oberlin eBus community transit service in Oberlin, OH from January through July 2025. The company is expanding community shuttle programs across Florida and the Southeast.
How do residents use the community shuttle?
Residents download the Slidr app to view routes, track shuttles in real-time, and request on-demand rides. Fixed-route service runs on published schedules with designated stops.
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Fifteen-minute call. We will learn your community, design a program, and show you exactly what it costs.