Business as usual. For more information, call 303-870-8630 or send an email to: A1medicaltransport123@gmail.com.

Safety: Drivers and passengers are required to wear masks. Transportation is provided one person at a time. Vehicles are disinfected between trips.

No-cost transportation services for Douglas County residents over age 60. Wheelchair-accessible vehicles, dialysis routes, and a robust volunteer driver program.

Transportation is for medical, nutrition, and errands. Call for additional information.

SAFETY: all riders and drivers are required to wear a mask while in the vehicle.

A Little Help is providing transportation and volunteers are following CDC, state, and local safety guidelines. Please contact the office at 720-242-9032 for more information.

Arranges free, non-emergency air transportation for people needing medical treatment, all at no cost to the passenger. A few points about their service: They are not an non-emergency service (they require 5 business days notice to schedule a flight), they provide transportation in western U.S. only, patients must be medically stable and ambulatory. If you have a patient who needs to travel to medical treatment but cannot afford it, they encourage you to visit their website www.angelflightwest.org or call (310) 390-2958

The Black Hawk & Central City Tramway is operating business as usual. All Drivers and Passengers must wear a mask per TSA requirements. Visit www.cityofblackhawk.org for additional information.

Business as usual

BROOMFIELD EASY RIDE continues to provide daily medical and nutritional transportation for older adults. Personal trips are provided as the schedule permits.

MASKS ARE REQUIRED ON ALL TRIPS (masks can be provided if needed). Clients should confirm availability prior to scheduling medical, nutritional, or personal appointments.

Safety: Masks must be worn by all employees when in close proximity to Easy Ride passengers, Vehicles are cleaned and disinfected after each use and at the end of the day.

"The Bustang and Outrider apps are live for passengers to purchase tickets from their smart phone. Text Alerts are available on all Bustang and Outrider lines. Bustang's Summer Service began May 23rd, schedules can be viewed online. Bustang and Outrider routes have changed gates at Union Station from B3 to B4.

All Bustang and routes that service Grand Junction are now stopping at the Grand Valley transfer station; South Avenue and South 5th Street. Grand Junction to Telluride service began Sept 27 adding service to the Grand Junction airport, St. Mary's Medical Center, and the VA Hospital.

Tickets for the seasonal Bustang to Broncos service are now on sale. Vehicles are cleaned and disinfected after each use and at the end of the day. www.ridebustang.com

CRSAC is now providing local rides for quality of life trips– such as hair appointments, tax appointments, banking, etc.. Priority will be given to medical and nutrition trips first. CRSAC is also delivering groceries, prescriptions, and household items at this time. Meals on Wheels service is available after qualifying with an assessment. Call for more information on receiving help. Click here to visit their website.

Safety: Riders are required to wear a mask at all times and answer a quick health questionnaire before each ride. Vehicles are sanitized by wiping down high touch areas after each ride and then fully sanitized with an electrostatic sanitizing machine at the end of the day.

All Route are Running as Scheduled.

Local Route #1 – Every Day 6:00am-8:00pm 970-389-7621

Local Route #2 – Monday – Friday 7:20am-8:15pm 970-409-6714

Walmart/Bergen Park – Monday – Thursday 6:50am–7:50pm & Saturday 9:40am–2:05pm 970-389-3806

Along with our normal medical transportation, we are currently transporting clients to their COVID vaccine appointments and waiving the required 7 days advance notice (applies to vaccine requests ONLY).

DPS Transportation Services have returned to our pre-COVID level of service, with buses at full capacity and masks required for students and employees. We continue to assess the ridership and adjust routes to help alleviate pressures on terminals due to severe staffing issues. 

DAV has started providing rides again on a limited basis depending on driver availability. Due to COVID, they are transporting one passenger at a time. Give them a call, and they will see if they can help. Call 970-310-1200

Does not provide transportation, but goes to a person's home to provide healthcare. Completes a screening prior to going out. Screening determines whether Dispatch Health is able to provide services. Can do COVID testing for people with symptoms. Cannot provide the COVID vaccine or other immunizations. Will go to private homes as well as senior living facilities. Dispatch Health medical professionals are fully protected and require that patients wear masks as well. Call 720-647-5329 for a screening.

DRCOG’s Transportation Voucher Program offers vouchers for door-to-door trips to adults 60 and older in the Denver metro region. Riders need to be able to transfer independently in and out of sedans and SUVs. Program participants are also able to receive RTD fixed routed and Access-a-ride tickets. Call 303-480-6700 to learn more.

Englewood’s free trolley, transports riders to 19 stops connecting CityCenter Englewood, businesses in downtown Englewood, and the medical facilities in and near Craig Hospital and Swedish Medical Center. The shuttles run approximately every 20 minutes and only picks up/drops off passengers at designated stops. The trolley operates 6:30 am to 6:30 pm. Visit www.englewoodco.gov for more information.

Essie Lee Foundation provides transportation for the general public but specializes in challenged, seniors, and at risk populations. Special request for grocery, food bank, medication pickup is available.

Safety: vehicles are sanitized between riders. No more than 2 passengers at a time. Masks are required.

Starting up again with volunteers. Specializing in information and referral.

Now providing some limited medical and grocery trips. Contact: Mary Ellen Makosky 303-515-4292 or gilpinseniors@gilpincounty.org. Medicaid recipients should contact Neighbor to Neighbor 719-530-8980 or Perfect Ride 303-668-7578 to schedule trips.

Now providing some limited medical trips. Contact: Mary Ellen Makosky 303-515-4292 or gilpinseniors@gilpincounty.org. Gilpin County Medicaid recipients needing transportation can now contact IntelliRide for medical transportation at 303-398-2155.

Continues to be available 24/7 to arrange rides. Will deliver prescriptions. They are also offering food delivery.

Safety: Riders are asked to wear masks, Uber & Lyft safety protocol.

If you'd like more information about their service to be mailed to you and you haven't already requested a welcome kit, please call 1-(855)-464 6872 and press 1 to speak to a team member.

Call or book online at goldenwestairportshuttle.com.

Safety: Drivers and passengers are required to wear masks. No more than 2 people share a ride. Larger groups transported if part of the same household.

Union Station- Bus Concourse 1700 Wewatta. Denver, CO 80202
Package Express is located at 2450 Curtis St, No Credit Cards. Online Shipments Only
469-349-7663 Hours of Operation are subject to change. Please call the Greyhound bus station to verify hours before making travel arrangements.

Federal law requires all customers ages 2 and over wear a mask covering the nose and mouth while at our facilities and onboard our buses, even for those customers who have been vaccinated

Business as usual.

Safety: Drivers and passengers are required to wear masks. Transportation is provided to one person at a time unless accompanied by an escort from within the same household. Vehicles are disinfected between trips.

HopSkipDrive is the safe, dependable transportation solution which helps anyone who needs a little extra care, such as children and older adults, get where they need to go. Designed by protective moms and driven by caregivers, HopSkipDrive’s advanced technology platform and industry-leading operational expertise provide safety, flexibility and visibility while helping create opportunity for all through mobility.

No changes to services at this time. Call 303-398-2155. Safety: Drivers and passengers are required to wear masks. Only one passenger is transported at a time per trip unless accompanied by an escort. Vehicles are disinfected between trips.

New Fare effective 11/01/2021: $55/Trip + $5/Mile. Continues to provide transportation services to and from medical appointments. Key Transit is providing nonessential transportation and oxygen. Providing wheelchair transportation as usual.

Safety: Following CDC guidelines for safe transportation. Facilities requesting transportation of their residents should be providing masks for those residents, as Key Transit has a limited supply. Unable to provide transport for passengers that have tested positive for COVID-19.

Appointments can now be scheduled two weeks in advance. Lakewood Rides is providing no cost service for all transportation needs for Lakewood Residents; contributions are welcomed. Residents must be signed up with Lakewood Rides to schedule rides. Call 303-987-4826 to register.

Safety: Disinfecting seating, high touch areas between each ride. Wiping down and spraying negative ion disinfectant spray at the end of each day (entire bus). All drivers and passengers wear masks. All drivers wear gloves when handling passengers personal items i.e. Groceries, wheelchairs, walkers, etc. Lakewood Rides is hiring drivers if you have a CDL please contact them.

If you have questions not addressed on our website, please email us at: link@cityoflonetree.com

Link is currently running a reduced service, using a singular vehicle on a set schedule: Mon-Thurs: 7 AM to 7 PM, Friday 7 AM to 7 PM, Saturday 10 AM to 10 PM. There is no Sunday service. The phone app required to use the service can be found at: https://cityoflonetree.com/link-on-demand/

All riders must live in the zip codes of 80110, 80113, 80120-80130 and complete intake process to become a client of Love INC. Love INC strives to help clients with up to 4 no-cost rides to medical, dental and legal appointments per month.

Ride requests must be received at least 10 days prior to appointment and all rides scheduled are based on volunteer driver availability. We are not able to accommodate scooter/wheelchair rides at this time. Call 303-794-5683 for more information.

Coloradans who lack transportation to vaccination appointments can call 2-1-1 to schedule a Lyft ride via our partnership with Mile High United Way. Users in the Denver area can now pay for RTD tickets directly in the app.

Safety: Anyone who suspects they may have or is diagnosed with COVID-19 should not use ridesharing and ride. Lyft is committed to keeping our community safe- learn more about Lyft’s new health safety program here. Anyone who suspects they may have or is diagnosed with COVID-19 should not use ridesharing, and riders and drivers must affirm our Health and Safety Commitment prior to riding.

Lyft also offers ebikes (learn more) and scooters (learn more) to provide more options for your next trip.

Operating on pre scheduled arrangements. At this time they take doctors appointments and grocery shopping trips. We can accommodate HCBS clients and private pay clients. Midtown Express will also transport COVID-19 patients on a case-by-case basis.

Business as usual with extra precaution measures. Learn more about Mile High Ambulance here.

Safety: Will transport COVID-19 patients. Drivers and riders wearing masks. Vehicle is cleaned between each ride. A variety of options are available to help with rides including a program with Lyft.

Business as usual.

Safety: Drivers and riders wearing masks. Vehicle is cleaned between each ride.

In February 2021, Omnibus joined the Via transportation network. Service for Omnibus clients largely stays the same: clients will still ride on an Omnibus vehicle and trips are available from any origin to any destination within the City of Littleton. The service is available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information call 303-444-3043.

Business as usual.

Safety: Drivers and riders wearing masks. Vehicle is cleaned between each ride.

Contact social worker or health care provider for transportation needs.

Through November, RTD and Uber Transit have a pilot on-demand service for Access-a-Ride customers that's only available in four ZIP codes--80013, 80014, 80015 and 80016, which includes the option to choose a wheelchair-accessible vehicle. Email paratransiteligibility@rtd-denver.com, or call 303-299-2847 to enroll in the program.

RTD and Uber Transit debuted an on-demand service for Access-a-Ride customers. It’s a pilot program, available in ZIP codes (80011,80012, 80013, 80014, 80015, 80016 & 80017) through November, which includes the option to choose a wheelchair-accessible vehicle.

Email paratransiteligibility@rtd-denver.com or call 303-299-2847 to let RTD know of a desire to enroll in the program. Through the Access-a-Ride Portal, customers can book trips, manage their scheduled trips and see the status of their service. Standing orders (subscription trips) will remain canceled at this time.

Safety: Customers are asked to pay with a ticket or cash. Customers are required to wear a mask or face covering while traveling on Access-a-Ride for the safety of themselves and others. Grocery delivery available to Access-a-Ride customers – learn more here or call 303-299-2960.

FlexRide customers have an on-demand ride-hailing app (downloaded via Google Play and the App Store). FlexRide reservations can also be made by calling 303-299-6000, option 2. Check RTD website for the latest schedule information.

Service changes go into effect Sept. 5, with several routes being reinstated. For the latest schedule, check the website. For contactless ticket payment options, click here. All customers are required to wear face coverings while riding RTD vehicles or in its facilities per federal mandate. The 2020 10-Ride and Access-a-Ride ticket books are being accepted as valid fare through 2021.

Safety: Per Grant Funding, all Grant Transportation Consumers and Drivers are to wear a mask during the trip and use hand sanitizer before getting into the vehicle regardless of vaccination status. Also completes screening and temperature checks.

Has some restrictions on their transportation services--limited drivers; must be in Douglas County- will try to provide the ride if possible. Vehicles disinfected between trips. Only transports one person at a time or family members. Willing to do pharmacy and grocery deliveries. We have Wheelchair accessible vehicles.

Business as usual

https://www.uber.com/us/en/ride/

No mask. No ride. We all play a role in helping keep each other safe. That’s why as part of our Door-to-Door Safety Standard, riders and drivers are required to wear a face cover or mask, even when vaccinated. We’re actively monitoring the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and are continually working to help keep those who rely on our platform healthy and safe.

Wash Wear Air Wash or sanitize your hands. Wear a face cover or mask. Air out your ride. Follow these 3 simple steps on every ride and help us make it safe to move again.

Safety: Drivers and riders wearing masks. Vehicle is cleaned between each ride.

Transportation is available. Calls should be made 8 days in advance if trip. The transport is only for VA and approved non-VA appointments. You can call the travel department at the VA at 720-857-5419 to set up the transport. Find out more about Veterans Transportation Services at their website

NEW RIDERS: Via is now accepting new riders from Denver, Arapahoe, Adams and Jefferson counties. Call 303-444-3043 to speak to a Mobility Specialist and get registered Monday thru Friday 8:00am-4:30pm.

EXISTING RIDERS: Service hours are 8:00am-4:30pm for Denver, Arapahoe, Adams and Jefferson counties - Monday thru Friday. Online booking available to registered riders ONLY - to learn how to get set up please call 303-444-3043. Existing Senior Resource Center riders can call 303-447-9636 to request trip(s).

For more, see Via's website https://viacolorado.org/
Evergreen Via paratransit service -Providing service to Evergreen, Conifer, Genesee, Idledale and Kittridge, Lookout Mtn & Marshdale Monday - Friday 8:30-2:30. Rides are free and open to the public.

Transportation for Clear Creek County residents 60+. Call 303-567-2382

Regular trips available by calling 303-699-8747. Medical teams can schedule a no contact, curb to curb ride for known or presumptive COVID positive patients by calling 970-225-4841. You can find zTrip website at https://www.ztrip.com/boulder/. Passengers and drivers are required to wear masks.