The Rides for Wellness Program provides rides for older adults 60 years of age or older with no other means of transportation to vital medical appointments such as dialysis, chemotherapy, and physical therapy.
The program utilizes RAV4s and wheelchair accessible vans to accommodate various mobility needs.
There are a wide variety of transportation services available in the Commonwealth of Virginia, including local public transit and paratransit, long-distance transportation, human services transportation, and transportation provided by private companies such as taxis and ride app services.
The chart below describes the statewide driver licensing law provisions related to older drivers across the country. Use the arrows below the chart to toggle through the states in alphabetical order. To advance slowly, click the single right arrow (>). To jump to the end, click the double arrows (>>). Or use the filter by state feature to jump to a specific state.
Penn drivers can search for alternative transportation options in their area by selecting their county, the program they are looking for, and the service they have.
However, with some planning, many seniors can continue participating in all the daily and social activities they enjoy. Transportation alternatives include:
We connect you with transportation providers across Kansas
To keep Utah moving UDOT works closely with local transit providers. While we are not involved directly with providing transit options, or their day-to-day operations, the links below will help travelers find details from each agency, including fares, routes, and schedules.
Public transportation is a critical element of Oklahoma's transportation network, providing alternatives to driving, enhancing mobility, accessibility, and quality of life.
You can find a variety of transportation alternatives that are just as reliable as taking your car. If using a fixed bus service isn’t for you, paratransit provides
Volunteers drivers are needed to: Provide rides for medical appointments, shopping, and other day-to-day needs. Make deliveries of food or medical equipment.