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Provides transportation services to seniors in the area.

Provides scheduled transportation to general public

RideKC Freedom is a complementary paratransit program that provides ADA paratransit services to those 65+ and living with a disability throughout the Kansas City region. Paratransit service is an origin to destination, shared ride, advanced reservation public transportation service.

This transportation is for residents within the city limits of Grain Valley. Trips must be within the city limits of Grain Valley or Blue Springs.

Free transportation service to pharmacy offered through WYCO Health Link.

Offers scheduled routes to shopping centers in rural areas.

Welcome Center provides transportation for the community to essential services and appointments. This could include doctor's appointments, grocery store visits, etc.

Demand Transportation provides Wyandotte County residents that are 65 years of age and older with transportation to medical appointments.

Ray County Transportation is able to transport individuals to work, Head Start, medical appointments, shopping centers, beauty salons, and weekly errands.

The Transportation Assistance Fund provides assistance with travel expenses associated with having a child in treatment (mileage, airfare, bus, train & cab fare, etc.)

Wyandotte County provides transportation for residents that have been certified disabled through the ADA.

Salvation Army's Dial-A-Ride program provides transportation to grocery stores in Grandview, MO and medical appointments for seniors and those with a disability.

Non-ADA Paratransit services are offered in Kansas City and Independence, MO and in Johnson and Wyandotte Counties, KS. Each area has its own residence requirements, service area and pricing.

RideKC Vanpool is an organized ride-sharing arrangement where a group of commuters ride to and from work on a regular basis. The program provides 7, 8 or 12-passenger vans. RideKC Vanpool is available in areas where The Metro does not offer bus service.

Community transportation offered within the city of Butler, MO

Public transportation program travels to scheduled destinations within Linn County and the Kansas City area. Pickup must be in Linn County. Can accommodate wheelchairs.

PCBS provides transportation to and from workshops, day habilitation programs, community employment sites, and agency activities for adult citizens of the County that have a developmental disability. The individuals receiving services may be living with their families or in the Residential Program.

The City of Blue Springs offers transportation services for residents 60 years and older and adults with disabilities ages 18-59. Door-to-door pickup and return.

IndeAccess+ is a curb-to-curb service throughout the City of Independence during the same hours as the fixed route IndeBus operates, Monday through Saturday.

Salvation Army's Dial-A-Ride program provides transportation to grocery stores in Grandview, MO and medical appointments for seniors and those with a disability.

Provides transportation for the community to essential services and appointments. This could include doctor's appointments, grocery store visits, etc.

Transportation for people with developmental disabilities including transportation to jobs, appointments or scheduled needs based on availability of routes within Jackson County.

The Earn-A-Bike Outreach program at Revolve KC gets people involved in bicycling not only for fun, but also as a low cost alternative transportation option.

Provides medical transportation for a small fee and advanced notice.

Public transportation program travels to scheduled destinations within Linn County and the Kansas City area. Can accommodate wheelchairs.