Community Transportation

Community transportation refers to local services that provide mobility options for residents, especially those who may have limited access to personal vehicles, such as seniors, people with disabilities, or low-income individuals. These services include shuttles, vans, or volunteer-driven rides that help people get to essential destinations like healthcare, grocery stores, or community centers. They are often operated by local governments, non-profits, or transit agencies to promote independence and ensure everyone can participate fully in community life. Overall, community transportation enhances access, mobility, and quality of life within a community.