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Accessible TransportationOptions forPeople with Disabilitiesand Senior CitizensIn the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan AreaJANUARY 2017
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Table of ContentsIntroduction5REGIONALWASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITY(Metro)Metro Services and Resources for People with Disabilities7Reduced Fare Program for People with Disabilities8Reduced Fare Program for Senior Citizens9Metrorail10Metrobus11MetroAccess12Metro Travel Training13DISTRICT OF COLUMBIADC Circulator14Seabury Resources for Aging15MARYLANDTransportation Resource Information Point (TRIP)16Maryland Transit Administration16MARC17MTA Metro Subway and Light Rail18MTA Local and Express Bus19BALTIMORE CITY, BALTIMORE AND ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTIESMTA Commuter Bus20MTA Mobility/Paratransit21HOWARD/PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTIESConnect-A-Ride22
MONTGOMERY COUNTYCall ‘N Ride22Medicaid Transportation Program23Ride On23Same Day Access24PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTYTheBus24Call-A-Bus25Call-A-Cab26Medicaid Non-Emergency Taxi Service26Medicaid Transportation27VIRGINIANon-Emergency Medicaid Taxi Transportation28Virginia Railway Express (VRE)28Accessible Taxicabs29Arlington Red Top Cab29Yellow Cab30ARLINGTON COUNTYArlington Transit (ART)30Star Assisted Transportation Service31Super Senior Taxi (SST)31CITY OF ALEXANDRIADASH32DOT32CITY OF FAIRFAXCUE Bus33City Wheels33
CITY OF FALLS CHURCHFare Wheels34FAIRFAX COUNTYFairfax Connector34Travel Training35Seniors-On-The Go!35TaxiAccess36FASTRAN36Transportation Association of Greater Springfield (TAGS)37PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY,CITIES OF MANASSAS AND MANASSAS PARKOmniRide (Commuter) and MetroDirect38OmniLink and Cross County Connector39NATIONALAmtrak40
IntroductionA wide array of accessible transportation options is availablefor people with disabilities and senior citizens throughout theWashington D.C. metropolitan area.This directory will help people with disabilities and senior citizensidentify available transportation options providing a comprehensivelisting of transit services in Washington, D.C., Maryland (the counties of Montgomery, Prince George’s, Anne Arundel and Baltimore,Baltimore City and Central Maryland) and Virginia (the counties ofArlington, Fairfax and Prince William, and the cities of Alexandria,Fairfax and Falls Church).For additional information about the transportation optionsdescribed in the directory, please contact the transit service provider directly or go online to its web site.5
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WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITYMetro Services and Resources forPeople with DisabilitiesMetro offers a wide variety of services tohelp customers travel easily, safely andefficiently on public transportation.INFORMATIONCall202-962-2780TTY Relay202-962-2033FREE SERVICESz Metro Reduced Fare SmarTrip IDcard for people with ibility@wmata.comtraveltraining@wmata.comzTravel training & orientation (groupsor one-on-one)zTrip planning assistancezOn-site presentations and photo IDservices for groups and organizationsFREE RESOURCESz Metro is for Everyone DVDs andTactile Braille Metro system mapszLarge Print Metro Pocket GuideszTips for Riding Metro for Peoplewith Disabilities and Senior CitizensbrochureszAccessible Transportation OptionsDirectoryzReduced Fare SmarTrip ID Brochure7
WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITYReduced Fare Program for People with DisabilitiesPeople with disabilities who use accessible bus and rail public transportation maybe eligible to ride at a discounted farewith a Metro Reduced Fare SmarTrip IDcard for people with disabilities. The cardis programmed to deduct one-half ofthe peak fare on Metrorail and Metrobusat all times. The Metro Reduced FareSmarTrip ID card is valid for discountedfare on MARC train, Maryland MTA busand light rail, Fairfax Connector, CUE bus,DC Circulator, Arlington Transit (ART),and Amtrak.The initial Metro Reduced Fare SmarTrip card for people with disabilities is free. Areplacement fee is required replace lostcards. Only one ID is issued per customers at the Metro Transit AccessibilityCenter located at 600 Fifth Street, NWLobby Level Washington, D.C. 20001.Groups of seven or more can requestan off-site photo session with approvedapplications. Call 202-962-2780 foradditional information and to schedulean appointment.Applications for the Metro Reduced FareSmarTrip ID card for people with disabilities may be obtained on-line, contactingMetro Transit Accessibility Center at202-962-2700, or via email at eligibility@wmata.com.Prince George’s County TheBus permitsfree fare with either a Metro ReducedFare SmarTrip ID card for people withdisabilities, or Metro Senior SmarTrip card at all times; Montgomery Countypermits free rides during weekday, nonrush hour service on Metrobus and RideOn when boarding within the county.INFORMATIONCall202-962-2780TTY Relay 202-962-2033Medical certification by a licensed healthcare professional with credentials relatedto the applicant’s disability is required toobtain a Metro Reduce Fare SmarTrip IDfor people with disabilities. In lieu of theapplication being signed by a healthcareprofessional; a Veteran Affairs disabilityletter for Veteran with a service connected disability rating of 60% or greater,audiogram indicating 70% db or greaterhearing loss regardless of hearing aids, ora valid Medicare card may be accepted.Benefits in the Metro Reduced FareSmarTrip ID card for people with disabilities include unlimited free bus to bustransfers within a two hour window, protection of lost or stolen card, and on-lineaccess with a SmarTrip lity@wmata.comtraveltraining@wmata.com
WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITYReduced Fare Program for Senior CitizensINFORMATIONCall202-637-7000(Customer Service)People who are 65 years or older automatically qualify for reduced fares withthe purchase of a Metro Senior SmarTrip card. They should NOT apply for theReduced Fare Program for People withDisabilities, even if they have a disability.A Metro Senior SmarTrip card is areduced fare yellow, plastic, rechargeable farecard that can hold a maximumvalue of 300. It is used in place of cashon Metrorail, Metrobus, DC Circulator,Fairfax Connector, Montgomery CountyRide On, Arlington Transit (ART), City ofAlexandria (DASH) and City of FairfaxCUE bus, Maryland MTA bus and lightrail.SmarTrip card benefits include unlimited free bus to bus transfers within atwo hour window, protection of lost orstolen card, and on-line access with aSmarTrip account.Senior citizens can also pay one-half ofthe regular fare by showing proof of ageby displaying a valid government issuedphoto ID or passport with date of birth tothe bus operator.Senior citizens can purchase a 2.00Senior SmarTrip card at a MetroSales office, commuter stores, PrinceGeorge’s and Montgomery Countylibraries, Maryland Park and PlanningCommission, DC Department of Aging,and retail outlets with a valid governmentissued photo ID or passport with dateof birth.9TTY nior.cfm
WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITYMetrorailSERVICE TYPERailFAREMetro Reduced Fare SmarTrip ID cardfor people with disabilities and SeniorSmarTrip card users pay half of the peakfare at all times. Personal care assistants(PCAs) may qualify to ride at the samefare rate depending on the eligibility criteria of the Metro Reduced Fare SmarTrip ID cardholder.OPERATING AREAWashington metropolitan areaACCESSIBILITYStations and rail cars are accessible,and elevators are in all stations. Eachstation has an accessible fare vendingmachine with lower panels and easy-touse instructions in Braille, raised alphabetand audio. Extra wide, accessible faregates are available for customers whouse mobility devices. Bumpy domesare in all key and new stations to alertcustomers who are blind or have lowvision that they are near the edge of theplatform. Barriers between rail cars andgap reducers also assist customers withdisabilities.TRIP ONCall202-637-7000Know before you go with MetroAlertsand ELstat. Sign up on line for real timestatus of Metrobus and Metrorail servicedisruptions with MetroAlerts and elevatoroutages with ELstat. Customers mayparticipate in this service with on-lineregistration at elstat.wmata.com/To arrange for shuttle service in theevent of an elevator outage or to reporta problem with an elevator, call 202-9621825 (TTY Relay 202-962-2033).10TTY Relay202-638-3780Onlinewmata.com/Metrobus
WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITYMetrobusSERVICE TYPEBusINFORMATIONCall202-367-7000OPERATING AREAWashington metropolitan areaTTY Relay202-638-3780Onlinewmata.comACCESSIBILITYAll buses are accessible (low floor rampor lift-equipped). There are two wheelchair securement areas on each bus.Most buses are equipped with an audiostop announcement system, whichidentifies major intersections, landmarksand transfer points, along with a visualdisplay.FAREMetro Reduced Fare SmarTrip ID cardfor people with disabilities and SeniorSmarTrip card users pay half of the peakfare at all times. Personal care assistants(PCAs) may qualify to ride at the samefare rate depending on the eligibility criteria of the Metro Reduced Fare SmarTrip ID cardholder.85 on most buses one-way, and 35 when transferring from rail to bus with aReduced Fare or Senior SmarTrip card.MetroAccess customers with a validMetroAccess photo ID and one companion ride for free.TRIP PURPOSEAnyELIGIBILITYNoneRESERVATIONSNone11
WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITYMetroAccessSERVICE TYPEDoor-to-door shared ride paratransitservice.evaluate the applicant’s functional abilityto use accessible public transportation.RESERVATIONSCustomers can reserve trips seven daysa week, 24 hours a day online or from 8a.m. to 4:30 p.m. by phone. Trips mustbe reserved between one and seven daysin advance of travel. MetroAccess doesnot provide same-day trips.OPERATING AREAWithin ¾ mile of fixed route bus andrail transit routes (excluding commuter/express routes) within Washington, D.C.,Maryland (counties of Montgomery andPrince George’s), and Virginia (counties ofArlington and Fairfax, cities of Alexandria,Fairfax and Falls Church)INFORMATIONCall301-562-5360(MetroAccess Call Center)ACCESSIBILITYVehicles are accessible for mobilitydevices.FAREFares can be prepaid by phone orInternet using Metro’s EZ-Pay prepayment system. Customers CANNOTpay by cash at the time of travel unlesscorrect change.TRIP PURPOSEAnyELIGIBILITYThe Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)mandates that public transit systemsprovide paratransit service for people withdisabilities when the disability preventsuse of accessible bus and rail transportation, and outlines specific criteria fordetermining eligibility. The MetroAccessapplication must be verified and signedby a health care professional with activecredentials related to the applicant’sdisability. There is a required in-personinterview and functional assessment to12Call202-962-2700(Eligibility)TTY Relay301-588-7535Onlinewmata.com /accessibility/metroaccess service/Emaileligibility@wmata.com
WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITYTravel TrainingMetro offers free, comprehensive, individualized travel training for people withdisabilities for current and potentialcustomers with disabilities and seniorcitizens.You’ll learn everything you need to knowto plan, pay for and take trips on Metrorailand Metrobus, as well as other localbuses and trains in the region.RESERVATION202-962-2780Metro travel training program allowspeople with disabilities and senior citizensto explore the ease of riding bus and railin a relaxed, comfortable environmentwhile promoting independent travel toincrease their transit options.INFORMATIONCall202-962-2780METRO’S OFFICE OF ELIGIBILITYOnlinewmata.comEmailTravel training provides valuable information and familiarization with detailedinformation on available resources andhands-on instruction using public transportation to include trip planning, safetytips, customer rights.Through this multi-day program, you’lllearn how to:zPay fareszObtain reduced fare for senior citizens or persons with disabilitieszPlan your tripzCommunicate with Metro to obtaintravel informationzHow to use accessible featureszTravel safely on public transportationzRide independently13traveltraining@wmata.com
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIADC CirculatorSERVICE TYPEBusTRIP PURPOSEAnyOPERATING AREADistrict of ColumbiaELIGIBILITYNoneACCESSIBILITYVehicles are accessible for -962-1423FARE50 OnlineMetro Reduced Fare SmarTrip ID cardfor people with disabilities and SeniorSmarTrip cards are accepted. Personalcare assistants (PCAs) may qualify toride at half the regular fare dependingon the eligibility criteria of the MetroReduced Fare SmarTrip ID cardholder.MetroAccess customers with a validMetroAccess photo ID and one companion ride for free.14dccirculator.com
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIASeabury Resources for AgingSERVICE TYPECurb to Curb ParatransitRESERVATIONSMust be made no later than 1:00 p.m. aday in advance.OPERATING AREADistrict of hicles are accessible for mobilitydevices.OnlineFAREFreeTRIP PURPOSEMedical appointments, social serviceagencies, and shopping drop-off provided for group of 10 or more peoplefrom one location to same site.ELIGIBILITYThe service is available to any D.C.resident 60 years of age or older. Eachclient is interviewed to help the agencydetermine the transportation servicesneeded and to determine if additionalservices are required via the UnitedPlanning Organization (UPO) citywideservice network.Participants who are frail, have Alzheimer’sdisease and/or dementia must have anescort at least 18 years of age or olderaccompany the participant to and fromtheir appointment. This nonprofit organization requests, but does not require,donations at the end of each month.15seaburyresources.org
MARYLANDMARYLANDTransportation ResourceInformation Point (TRIP)Maryland TransitAdministration (MTA)TRIP provides helpful informationfor transportation options for privateand public transportation services inBaltimore, counties throughout CentralMaryland, and the Washington metropolitan area.MTA provides transit services in CentralMaryland including MARC Train and commuter bus service.The service information include trip planning, transit directory, real time departures, schedules, maps, and fare, accessibility information, alternative commutingoptions, transit alerts for non-membersand MATIONCall410-539-5000866-RIDE-MTATRIP IONCall877-331-TRIP (8747)TTY Relay711Onlinemdtrip.org16
MARYLANDMARC TrainSERVICE TYPERailFAREProof of disability is required to obtainhalf-fare on one-way or monthly ticket.OPERATING AREAService on three lines to and fromWashington, DC to eight Maryland counties and West Virginia. Weekday onlyservice. Weekend service is available onPenn Line traveling from Martin Airport toWashington, DC.MTA or Metro Reduced Fare SmarTrip ID card for people with disabilities, local,state and federal government IDs areaccepted for the reduced Fare.TRIP PURPOSEAnyACCESSIBILITYMARC trains are equipped with bridgeplates that allow mobility devices toenter and exit train safely by reducinggap between platform and railcar. Tactilewarning strips are located at the edgeof the platform edge. Priority seatingfor people with disabilities and seniorcitizen is located on some of MARC’srailcars adjacent to the doors; primarily on bi-levels. Elevators are at PennStation, BWI Marshall Station, and NewCarrollton Station on the Penn Line haveelevators. Rockville and Silver SpringStations on the Brunswick Line also haveelevators. In the event an elevator is outof service, information will be postedon the MARC Service Updates page orsent as an email/RSS alert. Sign up foremail or text message alerts for servicechanges, information, or out of serviceelevators. Some stations have TicketVending Machines. Each ticket machinehas Braille and raised letter instructions.Audio instructions can also be obtained;commuter must provide own NCall800-325-RAIL (7245)17TTY410-539-3497Onlinemta.maryland.gov
MARYLANDMTA Metro Subway and Light RailSERVICE TYPERail (Subway and Light Rail)RESERVATIONSNoneOPERATING AREABaltimore City, Baltimore and AnneArundel ESSIBILITYFully accessible with elevators, escalatorsand Braille station guides at all Metrosubway station entrances. All light railtrains are accessible for people withdisabilities. High-block boarding rampsare available at each stop for customers who are unable to use the steps toget on the train. Light rail ticket vendingmachines feature tactile strips with Brailleand raised 0 one-way/ 2.00 Day Pass/ 20.00monthly pass available for senior citizensand people with disabilities that entitlescustomer all day unlimited rides on localbus, light rail, and subway.TRIP PURPOSEAnyELIGIBILITYSenior citizens, age 65 and older, andindividuals with disabilities may showone of the following for reduced fare: avalid MTA Senior/Disability photo ID cardor any valid government issued photoID card with proof of age; or a valid disability ID from another transit agency ora Medicare card, Metro Senior SmarTrip and Metro Reduced Fare SmarTrip IDcard for people with disabilities.18
MARYLANDMTA Local and Express BusSERVICE TYPEBusRESERVATIONSNoneOPERATING AREABaltimore City, Baltimore and AnneArundel ESSIBILITYAll buses are equipped with wheelchairlifts and/or kneeling capability. Seats inthe front of each bus are designatedas priority seats for senior citizens andpeople with disabilities. MTA requires thatthese seats are made available to peoplewith disabilities and senior citizens onrequest. Wheelchair securement areas,stop announcements and electronicinformation boards are on all al bus: 70 one-way/ 2.00 Day Passavailable for senior citizens and peoplewith disabilities. Express bus: 1.10TRIP PURPOSEAnyELIGIBILITYSenior citizens, age 65 and older, andindividuals with disabilities may showone of the following for reduced fare: avalid MTA Senior/Disability photo ID cardor any valid government issued photoID card with proof of age; or a valid disability ID from another transit agency ora Medicare card, Metro Senior SmarTrip and Metro Reduced Fare SmarTrip IDcard for people with disabilities.19
BALTIMORE CITY, BALTIMORE AND ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTIESMTA Commuter BusSERVICE TYPEBusRESERVATIONSOPERATING AREAService on 18 routes connectingWashington, DC to Southern Maryland,Western Maryland, Annapolis andColumbia; and connecting Baltimore toNortheast Maryland and neACCESSIBILITYAll buses are equipped with wheelchairlifts and/or kneeling capability. Seats inthe front of each bus are designatedas priority seats for senior citizens andpeople with disabilities. MTA requires thatthese seats are made available to peoplewith disabilities and senior citizens onrequest. Wheelchair securement areas,stop announcements and electronicinformation boards are on all buses.FAREPrices vary based on zoneTRIP PURPOSEAnyELIGIBILITYSenior citizens, age 65 and older, andindividuals with disabilities may showone of the following for reduced Fare: avalid MTA Senior/Disability photo ID cardor any valid government issued photoID card with proof of age; or a valid disability ID from another transit agency ora Medicare card, Metro Senior SmarTrip and Metro Reduced Fare SmarTrip IDcard for people with ov
BALTIMORE CITY, BALTIMORE AND ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTIESMTA Mobility/ParatransitSERVICE TYPESpecialized paratransit service for peoplewith disabilities who are unable to rideaccessible fixed-route public transportation, including lift-equipped buses.This office is open Monday throughThursday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Eligibility is determined based on anindividual’s functional ability and an inperson interview. Customers must notifythe MTA if they have a new address, nolonger require the use of a mobility deviceor do not require the service for a periodof time.OPERATING AREAWithin three-quarters of a mile of anyfixed-route service in Baltimore City andBaltimore and Anne Arundel counties.The term “fixed-route” refers to local bus,light rail or subway route operated byMTA. Mobility/Paratransit service is notoffered within three-quarters of a mileof commuter bus or MARC train routes.RESERVATIONSOnline or contact reservationist.INFORMATIONCall410-764-8181FARE 1.90 one-wayTRIP PURPOSEAnyELIGIBILITYTo participate in the Mobility/Paratransitprogram, complete an application andsubmit it to MTA. Applications are available at:MTA Mobility Services4201 Patterson Avenue, 2nd FloorBaltimore, Maryland 21215Phone v
HOWARD/PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTIESMONTGOMERY COUNTYConnect-A-RideCall ‘N’ RideSERVICE TYPEBusSERVICE TYPESubsidized Taxicab couponsOPERATING AREAThe Greater Laurel area/Ft. Meade,OdentonOPERATING AREAMontgomery County/Washington metropolitan areaACCESSIBILITYFully accessibleACCESSIBILITYSome accessible taxicabsFARE 1.00 one way with a Howard TransitFixed Route Reduced Fare ID card.FAREBased on incomeTRIP PURPOSEAny trip within Montgomery County;medical appointment only outside ofcounty.TRIP ome Montgomery Countyresidents 67 years of age or older, orlow-income residents with disabilities (18 years and older) who residein Montgomery County. Each certifiedparticipant will receive an automatedSwipe to pay fare on participating 0-270-9553TTY t participating MontgomeryCounty Taxicab omerycountymd.gov/DOT-Transit/seniors.html
MONTGOMERY COUNTYMONTGOMERY COUNTYMedicaid TransportationProgramRideOnSERVICE TYPEBusSERVICE TYPENon-emergency Medicaid transportation service: Taxicabs (curb-to -curb),Wheelchair Vans (facility-to-facility) andnon-emergency ambulancesOPERATING AREAMontgomery CountyACCESSIBILITYVehicles are accessible.OPERATING AREAMontgomery County, MD/Washington, DCFAREFree Ride On service in MontgomeryCounty for Senior SmarTrip and MetroReduced Fare SmarTrip ID card forpeople with disabilities, senior citizens with a valid government photo IDshowing date of birth, or a passport from9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday throughFriday. MetroAccess cardholders alsoride for free.ACCESSIBILITYSome accessible taxicabs and wheelchair accessible vansFARENoneTRIP PURPOSEMedicaid covered medical appointmentsonlyTRIP PURPOSEAnyELIGIBILITYLast resort transportation system forMontgomery County residents with activemedical assistance and a certified physical and/or mental disability, with no fixedroute or other available transportation toget to their medical ATIONCall240-777-0311Medical provider certification form MUSTbe completed for acceptance.RESERVATIONSTrips can be scheduled over the phone,Monday through Friday during the hoursof 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 Y301-251-4850Onlinemontgomerycountymd.gov
MONTGOMERY COUNTYPRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTYSame Day AccessTheBusSERVICE TYPESubsidized taxicab couponsSERVICE TYPEBusOPERATING AREAMontgomery CountyOPERATING AREAPrince George’s CountyACCESSIBILITYSome accessible taxicabsACCESSIBILITYVehicles are accessible for mobilitydevices.FARESame Day Access coupon book, valuedat 60, may be purchased for 30 permonth.FAREF re e t o p e o p l e h o l d i n g a v a l i dMetroAccess ID card and companion, Metro Reduced Fare SmarTrip IDcard for people with disabilities, SeniorSmarTrip card, Medicare card with validphoto ID, or valid ID with proof of age(over 60). MetroAccess escorts ride free.TRIP PURPOSEAnyELIGIBILITYMust be a resident of MontgomeryC o u n t y, M a r y l a n d , w i t h a v a l i dMetroAccess ID.TRIP rgescountymd.gov
MUNICIPALITY PHONETown of Berwyn Heights301-474-5000PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTYCall-A-BusSERVICE TYPEDemand response curb-to-curb paratransitCity of Bowie301-809-2300Capitol Heights301-336-0626OPERATING AREAPrince George’s CountyCity of College Park301-345-8100ACCESSIBILITYVehicles are accessible.Town of Colmar Manor301-277-4920FAREFree for Senior Citizens and Persons withDisabilitiesCity of District Heights301-336-1402TRIP PURPOSEAnyTown of Fairmount Heights301-925-8585ELIGIBILITYPrince George’s County residents whoare not served by or cannot use existingbus or rail transportation. Priority is givento people with disabilities and seniorcitizens.City of Glenarden301-773-2100City of Greenbelt301-474-4100City of Hyattsville301-985-5020RESERVATIONSRequiredCity of ty of Mount Rainier301-985-6586800-735-2258The following municipalities offer theirown local Call-A-Bus service. Contacteach municipality for information.City of New Carrollton301-459-6103City of Seat Pleasant301-336-8678Town of University Park301-927-426225
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTYPRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTYCall-A-CabSERVICE TYPEParatransit/Taxicab/Hybrid taxicabMedicaid Taxi ServiceNon-EmergencyTransportationOPERATING AREAPrince George’s CountySERVICE TYPETaxicabACCESSIBILITYSome vehicles are accessible for mobilitydevices.OPERATING AREADistrict of Columbia, Maryland andVirginiaFARECall-A-Cab members receive a discountwhen they purchase a coupon book.Members must pay the full fare in anycombination of cash and coupons.ACCESSIBILITYVans are accessible.FARERegulated through MedicaidTRIP PURPOSEAny when Metrobus, Metrorail, and/orCall-A-Bus is not available.TRIP PURPOSEBased on Medicaid certification or policyELIGIBILITYPeople with disabilities over the age of 60with MedicaidELIGIBILITYSenior citizens, 60 years of age or older,and/or county residents with disabilities.RESERVATIONS1-866-386-8331 must call 48 hours inadvance.Call-A-Cab members receive a regularlyupdated list of participating taxicab companies and their phone numbers and call thecompanies directly to make 6-8331TTY RelayRESERVATIONSCall participating taxicab 3
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTYMedicaid TransportationSERVICE TYPEMedicalOPERATING AREAPrince George’s CountyACCESSIBILITYVehicles are accessible for mobility
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