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Chicago Disability Transit provides a critically needed service to the disability, health care, senior and business communities. Founded by people with disabilities, Chicago Disability Transit is dedicated to providing specialized transportation services. Chicago Disability Transit provides: A reliable and important service to people with specialized transportation needs in Chicago and the suburbs. We are committed to your safety and to your individual transportation requirements.
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Transport&Trolley provides unique, quality-built transit vehicles and trackless trolleys for use in the western U.S. for corporate use, retirement communities, amusement parks and attractions, government agencies and municipalities and private enterprise. Our vehicles are equipped with all of the safety and environmental features required and so appreciated by thoughtful buyers. And we offer accessible features such as wheelchair lifts and tie-downs necessary to meet ADA mandates. Transport&Trolley knows what makes a truly good vehicle purchase satisfying: personalization. It is important for the successful selection of a transportation vehicle to be assured that the vehicle meets all requirements for safety, economy and quality. Transport&Trolley brings you only the best vehicles - each individually tailored for you.
LATS makes every effort to accommodate trip requests within 1 hour of the requested time. Occasionally, demand will prevent the scheduler from accommodating the ride. When this occurs, you have two options: accept an alternate time and book your ride or request that your trip be recorded as a stand-by trip request.
Aurora Township offers many programs and services at a low cost or no cost for adults 55 and better who are Township residents. Assistance services include case management, elder abuse intervention, information, referral and outreach, shared housing, an adult day center, and nursing home ombudsman services. For information on assistance services, please call 630-897-8777. Recreation and enrichment programs include drop in program/luncheons, holiday parties, exercise classes, and computer classes. For information on these programs, please call 630-859-7501.
Blacksburg Transit provides accessible transportation to everyone, from fixed route bus drivers assisting persons on and off the bus and making bus stop announcements, to BT Access service helping persons unable to ride the bus. BT Access offers specially equipped vans and small buses along with trained drivers to give persons with disabilities equivalent access to public transportation. This service is provided for all eligible persons wanting public transportation in Blacksburg. A separate BT Access brochure is available summarizing the service. Please ask a bus/van operator or call 540-961-1803; for the hearing iimpaired call the VA Relay Service at 711, or write to: Blacksburg Transit 2800 Commerce Street Blacksburg, VA 24060 Email: btransit@blacksburg.gov
Abby Vans, Inc., an established transportation service, has been proudly providing non-emergency, specialized transportation to elderly and disabled individuals throughout Wisconsin since 1988. From our beginning of 2 vehicles to our current fleet of over 80 vehicles, our focus has been to meet the special needs of our clients. We're dedicated to providing service that is safe, dependable and a pleasant experience throughout western central Wisconsin and service.
Van Tran has been providing quality paratransit service to ADA eligible residents of the City of Tucson since July 1, 1987, and continues to lead the industry with safe and dependable paratransit service. Van Tran provides special transportation service to those individuals who are not able to use Sun Tran fixed route services. Local tax dollars pay for almost 100% of Van Tran's operation. It is a limited, community resource. Van Tran service is only available to persons with disabilities who have a current ADA Eligibility Card. If you would like to ride Van Tran but you do not have an eligibility card, you must apply for one through the City of Tucson's ADA Eligibility Office.
Township Transit Services delivers fixed route and Paratransit services under contract to BC Transit, the Province's exclusive transit management authority and have chosen Chevin's RoadBASE system to manage their fleet of vehicles. RoadBASE is Chevin Fleet Solutions' long established Windows-based fleet management solution that is a popular choice amongst small and medium sized fleet operations that want a flexible and user-friendly system. It has been on the UK market for the last 15 years and when Chevin set up their subsidiary company, Chevin Fleet Solutions, LLC in Massachusetts in 2002, RoadBASE was subsequently launched into the North American market. The software is already proving to be just as popular across the Atlantic as it is here. With the implementation of RoadBASE, Township Transit immediately benefits from it's flexible capabilities including comprehensive maintenance planning and scheduling, complete work order and inventory management, as well as accident, driver and real time fuel management. With the addition of fully integrated touch screen and bar-coding capabilities, Township Transit gains dramatic efficiencies in information accuracy and technician productivity. Furthermore, by extending RoadBASE's capabilities to directly interface with BC Transit's proprietary E-Billing system, the organisation will dramatically streamline and simplify their monthly billing.
JAUNT is owned by the local governments it serves and uses federal, state, and local funding to supplement fares and any agency payments. JAUNT is governed by a Board of Directors appointed by the localities we serve. Their meetings are scheduled every second Wednesday of the month at the JAUNT offices at 10 am. Look here for future information about the Board of Directors! Board of Directors: Our Board of Directors is a volunteer group of people working hard to oversee the governance of the organization.
The Athens Transit System is operated by the Transit Department of Athens-Clarke County Government. Our customers are very important to us which is why we are dedicated to quality service and wish to make public travel easy, convenient and affordable. We hope you enjoy your experience riding our public transit system and please call our information number if further assistance is needed.
Red Rose Transit Authority's fixed-route bus system provides 17 different bus routes throughout Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Since 1976, RRTA has provided fixed-route bus service to help our customer's transportation needs. RRTA travels over 5,000 miles each weekday to provide safe, courteous, reliable, and efficient service to more than 7,000 daily customers. RRTA has developed a continuous improvement process that involves our customers, employees and board members. Routes and schedules are reviewed annually and updated each June. Your views and needs are an important part of the process. Please email or call us to let us know how we can better service your transportation needs.
Unlike many other public transportation authorities, CARTA is more than just bus transportation. CARTA operates the Lookout Mountain Incline Railway, the steepest passenger railway in the world; the Downtown Electric Shuttle with one of the largest fleets of electric buses in the <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />United States; parking garages in Downtown Chattanooga with convenient access to the Shuttle system and Care-A-Van, a curb-to-curb service for people with disabilities.
Paratransit, Inc., is a private nonprofit corporation dedicated to providing transportation services to individuals with disabilities, the elderly, and related agencies throughout the Sacramento County area. We've been creating independence through smart transit since 1978 and look forward to serving you.
TCAT, Inc (Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit, Inc.) is a not-for-profit corporation that provides public transportation for Tompkins County and portions of Tioga County. TCAT transports over 3 million passengers every year covering a distance of more than 1.6 million miles. The fleet of 49 buses currently includes 3 hybrid-electric diesel buses with another 3 going into service during the autumn of 2007. TCAT also offers complimentary ADA Paratransit services called Gadabout.
The Norwalk Transit District provides a variety of public paratransit services throughout the Southwestern region of Connecticut. These include door-to-door services required by the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA); service to the elderly in some communities; and, service between communities for participating municipalities. To learn more click on the service listing below:
Pierce Transit operates 242 transit coaches, 137 SHUTTLE vans, 286 vanpools, and 105 support vehicles. Properties include the main Pierce Transit facility, Commerce Street bus terminal, Lakewood Bus Shop, Tacoma Dome Station, 11 transit centers and operate 20 park and ride lots. Current exposures include liability, auto general liability, fleet fire, building fire, boiler and machinery, office contents, surety and money and securities bonds, and vanpool. Pierce Transit has 890 employees with a fiscal year that operates from January 1 through December 31. Our fixed route, SHUTTLE, and vanpool passenger boardings exceeded 13,300,000) in 2003 with miles driven in excess of 9,700,000) per year. Pierce Transit serves an area in excess of four hundred fifty (450) square miles and a population in excess of 744,000. Pierce Transit employees are provided with health insurance through a preferred provider program (PPO) and a health maintenance organization, dental plan, group life, supplemental group life, management travel, and long-term disability.
FTA is the federal agency that helps cities and communities nationwide provide mobility to their citizens. Through its grant programs, FTA provides financial & planning assistance to help plan, build, & operate rail, bus & paratransit systems. The agency also assists in the development of local & regional traffic reduction.
Community Transit operates 32 local and 31 commuter bus routes and carries 57 percent of all Snohomish County-Seattle commuters to work and back. Last year Community Transit provided more than 7.7 million passenger rides. Growth has been a big part of Community Transit's history. Since starting in the seven original communities, citizens in every city in the county except Everett have voted to join the agency: Monroe and Lake Stevens in 1977; Stanwood, Granite Falls, Mukilteo and Sultan in 1979; Arlington in 1980; Gold Bar, Index and Startup in 1981; Oso and Darrington in 1982; Mill Creek in 1983 and Bothell in 1992. In addition, Community Transit provides countywide commuter service into and out of Everett. Buses are only part of Community Transit's success over the past quarter-century. The agency's flourishing vanpool program - with the third largest fleet in the nation - provided more than 729,000 trips last year. Also, the DART paratransit program helped provided more than 162,000 trips for the disabled last year, taking them to everything from medical appointments to entertainment events. As a regional transportation player, Community Transit is contracted to provide Sound Transit service for Snohomish County, operating 32 buses on six routes. Community Transit helped develop the Puget Pass, which allows riders to use one pass on transit systems in Snohomish, King and Pierce counties and is working on a regional smart card system. Community Transit also works with nearly 100 of the area's largest companies on Commute Trip Reduction programs, which lower the number of single occupancy vehicles on our busy roads.
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