Transportation
The discount and benefit programs include free rides and fare discounts on public transportation; medical transportation; special transportation programs for those unable to use public transportation services; and insurance discounts.
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Pennsylvania mandates a discount on auto insurance for drivers age 55 and older who complete the American Association of Retired Person’s mature driver improvement course, 55 Alive.
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offers travelers 62 and older a 15% discount off rail travel anywhere in the country.
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(DRPA) of Pennsylvania and New Jersey discounts bridge tolls for passengers and drivers 65 and older crossing all four DRPA bridges.
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offers passengers age 65 and older and those with disabilities an opportunity to save one-half or more off regular one-way fares at all times. To be eligible, riders must present a valid New Jersey Transit Fare card.
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(Port Authority Transportation Company of PA and NJ) offers a reduced-fare, ten-trip ticket, valid at all times, to those age 65 and older.
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offer free transportation for people 65 and older and half-price fares for those with handicaps during non-peak hours, weekends and holidays.
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, serving suburban destinations, offer seniors and disabled passengers one-way rides for $1 during off-peak hours.
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provides transportation to and from non-emergency medical appointments to Medicaid clients.
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provides non-emergency medical transportation services for persons with HIV/AIDS under the Ryan White Title 1 Program.
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Six PennDot Driver’s Licensing Centers throughout Philadelphia issue identification cards, similar in appearance to a driver’s license, to non-drivers.
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Shared Ride Program offers door-to-door transportation to Philadelphia seniors age 65 and older. Seniors pay 15% of the fare and share the same vehicle with passengers traveling to and from other destinations.
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offers transportation to people with disabilities who cannot use SEPTA’s regular, accessible, fixed-route bus service.
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PCA (ATS) provides door-through-door and upper floor assistance to impaired older adults. This service is provided in conjunction with SEPTA’s CCT-CONNECT Shared Ride services. Attendant services are meant to supplement rather than replace those of an informal or paid escort. Certification of eligibility is required.
ATS Fact Sheet
ATS Application Form
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