TransNet is...

an important transportation resource and contributor to the social well-being of disabled persons.

 

Persons with Disabilities Program

Persons who live in Montgomery County, are 18-64 years of age, and have a disability as defined by the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) are eligible to apply for this service. The days and hours of operation are the same as the Senior Citizen Shared Ride Program. The one-way fare is $4.00 or 15% of the shared ride fare whichever is higher.

Applicants must provide certification from a professional indicating that they have a disability. If an applicant is eligible for any other transportation service, he/she must use the other service instead of the PwD program, when applicable. For example, if an applicant is also eligible for the Medical Assistance Transportation Program, he/she must use that program for all medical trips.

Brochures, applications, and service policies are available in large print and Braille. To obtain, just contact TransNet at 215-542-RIDE (7433).

PwD Application

PwD Application Instructions

PwD Brochure

How Do I Know If I Am Eligible For Other Transportation Services?

SEPTA - Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority - CCT Connect

 

Services for Persons Who are Mentally Disabled

For over 450 adults in Montgomery County who are mentally disabled and rely on TransNet for daily transportation, getting to and from training facilities is only one of the many things we pride ourselves on. Our drivers provide sensitive and caring service, conversation and socialization that is as important to them as it is to their passengers.

Our safe, reliable and flexible transportation offerings for adults who are mentally disabled is second to none in the Montgomery County area. For more information, contact your County Supports Coordinator.

TransNet also receives referrals for specialized transportation from local school districts, private camps and the Montgomery County Intermediate Unit. For more information about these transportation services, contact your local school district or caseworker.