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Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County: RTC ACCESS
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Please make sure to contact Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County: RTC ACCESS to confirm details of their transportation services.

Provides rides for any purpose, as long as you meet one of the following criteria: you have a disability.

RTC ACCESS is a transportation program that offers taxi services to individuals who may require assistance. This paratransit program is designed to cater to the needs of those who find it challenging to use traditional public transportation. When utilizing RTC ACCESS, riders have the option to schedule their rides in advance, typically requiring a few days' notice to ensure timely service. One of the key features of RTC ACCESS is its pricing structure, which varies depending on the destination zone. For ADA zones, the base fare is $3.00, while non-ADA zones have a base fare of $6.00. Additional charges apply for will-call and companion fares, with options for authorized attendants to ride for free. This program also allows pre-payment for added convenience. Riders can expect a supportive experience with RTC ACCESS, as drivers are available to assist with packages or bags as needed. The program facilitates shared rides through transportation via vans, promoting a sense of community while traveling. Overall, RTC ACCESS aims to provide reliable and accessible transportation for older adults who may benefit from personalized mobility services.


Service Area

Stead, Lemmon Valley, Hidden Valley, Sun Valley, Double Diamond


Contact Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County: RTC ACCESS

PO Box 30002
Reno, NV 89520
(775) 348-0477
https://rtcwashoe.com/public-transportation/paratransit-accessibility/

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