The Road To Recovery program provides rides to patients who have no way to get to their cancer treatment. Subject to volunteer availability.

Community transportation offered within the city of Butler, MO

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

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.

WILS transportation program offers door to door transportation services with a wheelchair accessible van with a lift or a conversion van on a first come first serve basis.

Volunteer drivers provide transportation to medical appointments

Clients can get rides for essential needs

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

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

Provides transportation services to seniors in the area.

Provides transportation to senior centers.

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

Transportation services

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.

Transportation offered for non-emergency medical appointments to approved hospitals and clinics in Butler, Rich Hill, and Adrian.

WAY TO GO is available to assist with finding safe, comfortable, reliable, affordable and green ways to get where you need to go. Whether you’re looking for a carpool match to work or a safe bike route to the grocery store.

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.

Liberty Access provides medical transportation.

Transportation service provided for clients.

Catch-a-Ride is a volunteer transportation program for senior adults, people with a disability, and others who are not able to drive and do not have access to other means of transportation. Through Catch-a-Ride, volunteers transport residents in their own vehicles to essential appointments in Johnson County. Donations are welcomed to aid in mileage reimbursement for our volunteer drivers.

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.

Liberty Access provides transportation to individuals who are seniors aged 60+ and individuals with a disability aged 18-59. Trips to the grocery store, doctor and pharmacy are free of charge; other non essential trips are also provided but do cost.

Door-to-door taxi transportation within the city limits of Olathe for work, medical and personal reasons. The city has entered into an agreement with local cab companies to provide rides at a reduced cost. The coupons are used to pay for a one-way door-to-door trip in a taxi or wheelchair-lift equipped van.

Good Samaritan can provide seniors transportation for shopping and errands.