The transit system has 14 fixed day routes and four fixed night routes, encompassing 172 miles of route. In addition to the fixed route system, CU offers a paratransit service (Access Express) that provides rides to passengers who require additional resources… Read More

Transportation Supervisor: Drew Brooks   "Reliable transportation is a valuable asset for ADA-eligible citizens when they seek to work, attend school, shop or get health care.  Since passage of the ""Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990"", the City… Read More

In addition to our JEFFTRAN passenger service, we offer a paratransit service called Handi Wheels.  We serve about 1,718 clients who qualify under the American's with Disabilities Act (ADA).  Handi Wheels operates during our regular business hours and… Read More

  "People with disabilities and seniors can ride The Metro and MAX. Take a look at how KCATA encourages greater independence and mobility. Metro buses are equipped with wheelchair lifts or low-floor ramps to accommodate customers who are physically unable… Read More

Alice Amrein – Director of Transportation   "All vehicles are equipped with wheelchair lifts to accommodate our disabled commuters. Many will also lower at the curbside so riders don't have to step quite so high to get onto the bus.                  … Read More

  "Metro Transit is committed to providing accessible transit service to all of our customers.  MetroBus: All MetroBus vehicles are equipped with lifts or ramps, and most have kneelers to assist passengers who cannot use or have difficulty using the stairs… Read More

  "Missouri Public Transit Association (MPTA) was established in 1980 as a Missouri non-profit corporation. It was formed to provide a unified voice for public and specialized transportation providers in Missouri and to work toward elevating the status… Read More

  "About MoDOT provides basic information on the Missouri Department of Transportation and its leaders, direction, history and funding. MoDOT works with the public, transportation partners, state and federal legislators, and other state and local agencies… Read More

The Resource Exchange is governed by a Community Centered Board (CCB) for El Paso, Park and Teller counties.  CCBs are authorized by the State of Colorado to manage and deliver services to people with developmental disabilities. The Board of Directors… Read More

"Easter Seals began affiliate operations in Connecticut in 1935 as the Connecticut Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc., working primarily with field workers and occupational therapists that treated individuals with disabilities. In 1950, a… Read More