Old Yang was the accompanying doctor, though calling him a doctor was a bit of a stretch.
But he really had attended a few days of medical school.
As for a practicing physician's license—he had none, of course.
Not just him, though—among those running black market ambulances, how many could actually afford to hire a proper doctor?
He and Fatty Zhu had been working together for over ten years in the black market ambulance business, so they were fairly experienced.
Truth be told, running black market ambulances did make money.
The rate was usually between 12 to 15 yuan per kilometer, which included the doctor's visiting fee.
Most of their jobs involved transferring patients from other regions to the capital or discharging patients from the capital who hadn't fully recovered and needed an ambulance ride back home.
The route from the capital to Baoding was one they had run for over ten years. On average, a single trip brought in three to five thousand yuan.
