Alternate Transportation

The Iowa Department of Transportation provides many state-operated parks and ride lots throughout the state that are open to the public and free of charge. 

Mobility coordinators focus on meeting your individual transportation needs by identifying transportation options and service providers, while offering education on how to use public transportation. 

The Iowa DOT may only distribute state and federal public transit assistance to public transit systems that have been duly designated as a single administrative agency (transit system). There are 35 such public transit systems in Iowa.

Intercity bus service is an extremely valuable transportation resource for Iowa's citizens who do not drive or choose not to drive. This service allows them to reach destinations across the country.

The NADTC promotes the availability and accessibility of transportation options for older adults, people with disability, and caregivers. Visit their site to learn more and ensure your community offers the options your residents need.

Affordable senior transportation is essential for maintaining independence and health. To keep older adults healthy and active, DailyCaring.com has rounded up 6 local transportation options to help older adults get around.

This article provides a list of older adult transportation services from around the U.S. to make looking for alternative transportation easier.