Alternate Transportation

Ozark Regional Transit is dedicated to providing safe, reliable, and affordable public transportation to both the rural and urban residents of the four county areas within our jurisdiction. 

Area Agency offers a full range of transportation services for all ages through Southeast Arkansas Transportation (SEAT) a rural transit program.

SEAT offers door-to-door service and is available of a “first call, first-served basis”, with at least a 48-hour advance notice. On request, wheelchair lift vans are available for people with special needs. Fares are based on distance traveled.

Alternate transportation links provided by the city of Pheonix including planning a bus trip, METRO Light rail, and other transportation options for seniors or individuals who have disabilities.

Suntran, Tucson’s paratransit agency since 1987, has provided transportation service to those individuals unable to use Sun Tran’s fixed-route service due to their disability. An increasing number of individuals ride Sun Van, with more than 500,000 passenger trips provided each year. Sun Van is available to individuals with disabilities with a current ADA Eligibility letter issued by the City of Tucson ADA Paratransit Eligibility Office.

Valley Metro is committed to providing safe, convenient transportation options for all Valley residents. ADA Dial-a-Ride complements the existing transit system by providing transportation to people who are unable to utilize local bus service due to a disability.

Tuscon Transportation aims to create and operate a safe and reliable multi-modal system for moving people and goods throughout our community.

The primary forms of transportation in areas without roads are by air or sea so the Alaska Marine Highway is a big part of the highway system. It provides ferry schedules, maps, and booking trips.

AnchorRIDES is a shared ride service providing trips in compliance with various funding sources, including ADA transportation service to people with disabilities that prevent them from using our fixed route system; senior citizens age 60 and over; and other coordinated trips. Individuals may be eligible for AnchorRIDES under multiple funding sources. Each funding source has unique criteria.

Coordinated travel for Medicaid-eligible patients in the state of Alaska,