Ive had almost a dozen experiences with Medspeed, my cousin works for them and Ive seen them a bunch at my work (UPMC East) and they are the nicest people. My cousin loves them and loves working for them. Great company, great service.

Great company. Work behind the scenes to ensure Hospitals are operating efficiently.

Excellent

On June 20, 2017 @ 3:53 pm, I was leaving Childrens Hospital to get on the shuttle and I was IN the posted crosswalk and the Medspeed driver kept on driving and never stopped for me to finish crossing the driveway. Posted speed limit is 5mph and he was going faster than that. I waved at him - he ignored me. This was witnessed by both the CHP shuttle driver and an employee sitting in the first seat of the shuttle. The shuttle driver just shook his head wondering why he did not stop. Its is a PA state law to stop when people are in the crosswalk. Its not like I just stepped into it - I was halfway across it. So Ive been calling the Pittsburgh MedSpeed General Manager, John Pool for the past 3 hours and his phone has 2 busy signals and hangs up on you. Hmmmm, thats not very business like.

My experience was with a driver who turned road rage into a new meaning. After visiting the Veterans Hospital in Oakland, I was on my way home when I may have turned the corner in front of a Medspeed driver. While there were no skid sounds or any visual of a possible accident, the van driver laid on the horn and continued to blow it for a couple of blocks while screaming out the window. Not knowing what was going on, I stopped and got out of the car only to experience the worst barrage of filthy words directed at me. He called me a stupid f***ing b**ch and told me to stick my f***ing car up my f***ing ass! Not until he finally told me why he was angry, did I know that I had possibly done something wrong in my driving. However, the screaming of obscenities continued until I went back into my car and drove away. I might add that I have a perfect driving record, no tickets or accidents, but I did apologize to him if I did turn in front of him. He never accepted my apology and was the most rude and inconsiderate driver I have encountered. I hope that cussing out and frightening a 64 year old female veteran was worth his time because I dont think the company appreciates that type of behavior and the people who passed by on the street didnt appreciate it either.