Access to reliable transportation remains one of the major challenges facing many rural communities. Whether it’s getting to work, medical appointments, the grocery store, or other essential destinations, dependable transportation plays an important role in quality of life and workforce participation.

For Tina’s Taxis, meeting that need has fueled the company’s growth. What began as a local transportation service now serves more than 10 counties throughout northwestern Pennsylvania, connecting residents with the places they need to go while strengthening the communities they call home. Today, Tina’s Taxis provides pre-scheduled transportation and delivery services 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

As demand continues to grow, owner Tina is expanding through a business leasing model. She’s seeking entrepreneurial individuals to grow the Tina’s Taxis network in each county she serves, including here in Venango County, while benefiting from an established, trademarked business. Tina provides insurance, administrative support, and operational guidance, allowing operators to focus on serving customers, building community relationships, and growing their market. Operators will initially be hands-on in providing transportation services while establishing their customer base, making this an opportunity for someone who is passionate about helping people and building a business within their community. Her approach demonstrates how experienced business owners can mentor the next generation of entrepreneurs while strengthening their communities.

“I’m looking for a ‘mini me’ in each county,” Tina says. “Someone who is passionate about helping people, willing to put in the work, and excited to build relationships within their community.”

As Tina’s Taxis continues to grow, so will its impact across the region. If you know someone who would be a great fit to help build this next chapter, Tina would love to start a conversation. Sometimes the right connection can help keep a community moving.

Visit tinastaxi.com to learn more!

This article was published in the Venango Chamber’s August 2026 VenangoWorks! Newsletter.