All public transportation services provided by the Stagecoach seek to comply with the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. All vehicles operated by the Stagecoach are wheelchair accessible.

The following routes offer door-to-door pick-up within a quarter of a mile of the main travel corridor:

• 89er Commuter Route, along Routes 66, 12, and 107 between Randolph, Bethel, and Exit 3 of I-89;
• 89er North Commuter Route along Route 66 between Randolph and Randolph Center, and Route 14 between Exit 3 and South Royalton;
• Rochester to Randolph (every Friday, except 2nd Friday of the month);
• Hancock / Randolph to West Lebanon (2nd Friday of the month);
• Randolph to West Lebanon (every Saturday);
• Randolph to Rutland (4th Wednesday of the month);
• Randolph Village Maxi-taxi (Monday through Friday).

Stagecoach provides transportation to the following organizations that offer services to persons with disabilities:

• Clara Martin Center (802-728-4466) website link; www.claramartin.org
• Upper Valley Services (802-222-9077) website link; www.uppervalleyservices.org
• Gifford Adult Day (802-728-2165) website link; www.giffordmed.org/services/adult_day_program.shtml
• Oxbow Senior Independence Program (802-866-5465)
• Thompson Senior Center (802-457-3277) website link; www.thompsonseniorcenter.org/
• Central Vermont Council on Aging (802-479-0531) website link; www.cvcoa.org
• Council on Aging for Southeastern Vermont (802-885-2655) website link; www.coasevt.org

Contact these organizations for information regarding the services they provide to individuals with disabilities and the transportation that is arranged through the Stagecoach.

Arranged through the Stagecoach, Ticket to Ride helps pay up to 80% of the cost of rides for senior citizens (60+) and persons with disabilities when there is not available transportation in the household or the person requesting the trips is unable to drive on the day of the trip. Ticket to Ride is available for a broad array of destinations, such as medical services, shopping, errands, and social purposes. The person receiving the ride will be requested to pay 20% of the cost of the trip.

On an annual cycle, between July 1st and June 30th, an individual can receive up to $500 worth of rides; $700 for a two-person household; and $1000 for a person transported in a wheelchair. For critical care transportation such as dialysis or cancer treatment there is no individual annual funding limitation. However, the number of round trips per month is limited to ten for dialysis and fifteen for cancer treatment. All transportation provided through Ticket to Ride is conditional upon the availability of funds in the program

Ticket to Ride will not pay for rides to airports, train / bus stations, or out of state locations, except local area medical facilities or shopping in West Lebanon, NH.

If you would like a ride that is not eligible for payment through Medicaid or Ticket to Ride funding, you may still have Stagecoach arrange the trip. Prior to delivery of the trip, Stagecoach will request an advance payment.