Where can I find free transportation for the disabled?

Another source for all disabled and seniors to use, or people on Medicaid or Medicare, is the Eldercare Locator service. There is a tool free line set up to dial for referrals to transportation programs, and dial 1-800-677-1116 to find free disabled or handicap transportation services near you, including for adults or seniors.

Are there fixed route buses for people with disabilities?

For senior citizens and people with disabilities, fixed route is a less expensive way to get around your community and gives you the freedom to travel without arranging a ride in advance. The Regional Transportation Authority offers a training program for those who wish to learn how to ride fixed route.

Are there transportation programs for people with disabilities in Pennsylvania?

Rural Transportation Program For persons with disabilities who live and/or travel outside the fixed-route system, Pennsylvania offers the Persons with Disabilities (PwD) Program, which provides service beyond the ADA requirements.

Where can I get ADA Paratransit in Meriden?

ADA paratransit service is also provided to Meriden and Wallingford by Northeast Transportation Company. Service is provided during the same days and hours as the fixed route bus. The ADA reservation number is 1-800-441-8901.

Are there bus services for people with disabilities?

Wheelchair transportation services are available as well through Americans with Disabilities Act requirements. The bus or taxi used will be equipped for the disabled person.

How is the National aging and disability Transportation Center funded?

The National Aging and Disability Transportation Center is funded through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Transit Administration and is administered by Easterseals and n4a. This document is disseminated by NADTC in the interest of information exchange.

Where can I get transportation in Arizona for independent living?

In addition to a host of other services, some of Arizona’s Centers for Independent Living (CIL) provide non-emergency transportation to medical appointments, jobs, social activities and CIL-related events.