What CharterUP changed

• Removed the main navigation menu containing links to over 20 specific group types like "K12 Schools" and "Religious Groups."
• Deleted the "Locations" section that highlighted 90+ individual city pages.
• Removed the "AI & Autonomous" software section, including links to Transit Intelligence and Autonomous Shuttles.
• Eliminated the footer section containing detailed contact info, social media links, and legal policies.
• Removed the lead generation form for large events and the "Get a Quote" buttons.

The website is now much shorter and simpler. By removing dozens of links to specific cities and niche services, the brand may be shifting focus away from search engine traffic for every local market toward a more streamlined corporate message.

• The hidden validation field label changed from "Name" to "Instagram."
• A small link fragment was added to the end of the page code.

The company changed a hidden field in their contact form. This is usually done to stop spam bots from filling out forms and wasting the sales team's time.

• Changed the main contact number format from (855) 920-2287 to 1-855-920-2287.
• Updated the phone link in the footer to point to the homepage instead of a direct "tel" link.
• Changed a hidden form validation field label from "Instagram" to "Name."
• Removed the "Notifications" text from the bottom of the page.

The company is standardizing how customers contact them. They are also cleaning up the website by removing a "Notifications" element and updating form labels.