Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessibility
All Mountain Transit buses are equipped with wheelchair lifts that can accommodate wheelchairs and scooters that comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
When traveling with a wheelchair or scooter, let the driver know you need to use the lift, and be prepared to board.
If possible, please back onto the lift. All drivers are properly trained, and will assist passengers with boarding and alighting, as well as securing mobility devices for safety.
Visually Impaired Passengers
We have an audio announcer which announces all stops – and an LED sign for hearing impaired.
Other Accessibility Features
- Mountain Transit ADA Policy
Mountain Transit complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act, as an employer and as well as in the course of providing transportation services.
Mountain Transit shall make reasonable modifications in policies, practices, or procedures when the modifications are necessary to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability or to provide program accessibility to their services..
- Reduced fares for Seniors, Veterans and Disabled
Half fares on all Mountain Transit routes are available to veterans, persons 60 and older with state ID, and to persons with disabilities with a Mountain Transit ADA Card. For more information call 909-878-5200 or fill out the Reduced Fare Application Form.
- TRIP Transportation Reimbursement and information Program
Mountain Transit strives to improve mobility for seniors and persons with disabilities. The Transportation Reimbursement for Individuals Program (TRIP) provides an incentive for volunteer drivers (usually friends or neighbors) to assist eligible individuals who are unable to drive or access public transportation by providing necessary, escorted transportation.
Participants receive funds to reimburse the volunteer driver and to offset the cost associated with providing transportation. TRIP is a self-directed, mileage reimbursement transportation service that complements public transportation.
Volunteers such as friends and neighbors transport transit-dependent elderly, people with disabilities, and others to access medical and other services where no transit service exists.
Do you have questions about TRIP and/or other services for Seniors, Veterans and Disabled? Contact Mountain Transit’s Community Outreach Coordinator:
- Mary Hickey
- 909-963-7205
- mhickey@mountaintransit.org
Bikes on Buses
- Load your bike from the curbside of the bus only. Passing cars could strike you if you stray too close to the street.
- Load your bike into one of the wheel wells. (Bikes with thick tires may not fit onto the rack.)
- Extend the wheel lock over the front tire.
- Before boarding the bus, remove all loose items from your bike.
- Please ask the driver if you need instructions. When you get off, tell the driver you’re taking your bike off the rack.