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OUTSIDE Call Center Transportation Transportation Seniors & People 800-535-6883 Providers Providers with Disabilities The Solano Mobility Call Center NON-PROFIT PROVIDERS INTER-COUNTY TRANSPORTATION offers free live personalized assistance The Adult Recreation Center (ARC) Services connecting Solano with Contra for traveling around Solano, Napa and Solano County Taxi Scrip Program provides taxi Costa, Napa, Yolo, Sacramento, and neighboring counties. The Call Center trips from Fairfield/Suisun City to the San Francisco counties. provides a family of transportation ARC. Participants must be 60+, be Mobility Guide options such as bus, rail, ferry, shared approved for the local Reduced Fare SolanoExpress services Solano ride, airporters, taxis, paratransit, Taxi Program or DART Paratransit. County, and Sacramento, also with (800) 535-6883 private and non-profit transportation, Application and Scrip are available at service to BART, and San Francisco Bay solanomobility.org and bike information. ARC. Cost is $2 one way. Call Ferry..................................(800) 535-6883 434-3800 for more information. VINE connects Vallejo and Fairfield to the The Travel Training Program is Faith in Action/Ride With Pride Free Napa Valley......................(800) 696-6443 available to ALL Solano County door-to-door rides for seniors (60+) YoloBus connects Vacaville to Winters residents. Contact the Solano Mobility throughout Solano County. Advance and Davis.....................(530) 666-2877 Call Center for more information and reservation is required at 469-6675. San Francisco Bay Ferry connects to schedule a training session in your area. American Cancer Society/Road to Vallejo to San Francisco...(707) 643-3779 Recovery provides transportation for BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) serves ambulatory Solano County cancer Contra Costa, Alameda, San Francisco, The Regional Transit Connection patients to/from medical appointments San Mateo counties.........(510) 465-2278 (RTC) Discount ID Card is available only. Advance reservation required at to qualified persons with disabilities 425-5006 or (800) 227-2345. PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION for discount fares on fixed-route bus, Privately owned businesses offering Veterans Affairs offers a FREE rail and ferry systems. The wheelchair accessible, nonsubsidized Senior medical shuttle from Solano County Clipper Card is available to adults 65 to VA Medical Facilities in neighboring services for a fee. and over. For more information contact counties. Reservation required, call Benicia Transportation...........742-4444 the Solano Mobility Call Center. 437-1800. MedXPress............................771-0354 INTERREGIONAL TRANSPORTATION Murphy Medical Transport.....580-1429 GOGOGrandparent helps older The Capitol Corridor train stops in Northbay Transit Group.........644-5555 adults access on demand serivces Fairfield and Suisun City. ADA Accessible Pro-Care Mobility Inc.............208-1569 like Uber and Lyft without the need for trains operate between Sacramento, RCS.......................................557-3781 a smartphone. Access to assistance Oakland and San Jose. (877) 974-3322 Sully’s Transport....................290-6349 is 24/7 and also allows for the set- or capitolcorridor.org Wheelcare Express Inc.........573-3055 For document translation please call: up of automatic rides for recurring Para la llamada de traducción de documentos: appointments and keeps family Greyhound Bus Lines provide service The above information does not 對於文檔翻譯電話 constitute an endorsement. Đối với tài liệu gọi dịch: members informed with updates. Call to Suisun City, Vallejo, and beyond. Para sa mga dokumento tawag sa pagsasalin: Call (800) 231-2222 (855) 464-6872 or (855) GOGO USA. 707-399-3239 12/17 INSIDE Fixed-Route Paratransit Reduced-Fare Taxi Transit Service Taxi Providers For individuals who can walk to Getting Started: ADA Paratransit is This information is for seniors and To schedule a ride on a qualified a bus stop, board and exit a bus a shared ride, advance reservation ADA certified individuals who can taxi service, please select from with or without a mobility device, service for people with disabilities enter and exit a taxi cab without the taxi list below. fixed-route transit offers a low cost who are unable to use fixed route assistance. transportation alternative. All buses public transit service because of their have lifts for wheelchairs. disability. Local Taxi: Transit agencies offer reduced-fare taxi programs to Benicia Special programs and promotions Obtaining certification is simple. seniors and ADA certified individuals. Yellow Cab.....................745-3211 for seniors and people with Please contact the Paratransit Program details vary. Contact the City Cab.........................745-3399 disabilities are available. Contact Eligibility Center for Solano County Solano Mobility Call Center for Vallejo the to schedule an in- more information. Solano Mobility Call Center at 541-7184 Yellow Cab.....................642-2024 at (800) 535-6883 for more person interview and assessment. City Cab.........................643-3333 information. If requested, a complimentary Intercity Taxi: ADA certified paratransit ride will be provided to individuals may use a reduced- Dixon Dixon Readi-Ride*.............678-5020 and from the assessment center. fare intercity taxi program to travel AA Taxi Cab...................449-8294 Fairfield & Suisun Transit...422-2877 between cities. Eligible members Yellow Cab.....................446-1144 Rio Vista Delta Breeze*.....374-2878 Once qualified for ADA paratransit may purchase $100 of taxi San Francisco Bay Ferry....643-3779 service, please contact the local scrip (tickets) for $40 or $20 for Fairfield/Suisun (from Vallejo to San Francisco) transit agency at the number below qualified low-income individual’s AA Taxi Cab...................449-8294 SolanoExpress........(800) 535-6883 for information on fares and to use within Solano County. For Fairfield Taxi..................422-5555 SolTrans (Benicia*/Vallejo)..648-4666 request a ride. more information, and to purchase Veteran’s Cab................421-9999 Vacaville City Coach.........449-6000 taxiscrip, call the Solano Mobility Call Center (800) 535-6883. Rio Vista For information on mobility options Dixon Readi-Ride................678-5020 AA Taxi Cab...................449-8294 for Solano County and beyond. Call Fairfield/Suisun Transit DART Vacaville the Solano Mobility Call Center ........................................429-2400 Solano Mobility Call Center AA Taxi Cab...................449-8294 (800) 535-6883. Customer service Rio Vista Delta Breeze........374-2878 (800) 535-6883 Vacaville Checker Cab..447-4444 representatives are available to SolTrans (Benicia/Vallejo)...649-5401 Yellow Cab of Vacaville..446-1144 help you plan your trip. Vacaville City Coach...........449-6000 Weekdays 7am-5pm www.solanomobility.org *General public dial-a-ride providers have wheelchair accessible vehicles. (800) 535 - 6883 www.commuterinfo.net www.solanomobility.org.
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