Programs that provide flexibly scheduled transportation for community residents who are unable to use the fixed-route public transportation system. The services may be used by the general public or limited to special populations such as older adults and individuals with a disability.

Programs for individuals who need local or long distance medical services and require transportation assistance due to financial or health conditions.

Public local and regional transportation services including buses, rail, shuttles, and trolleys, that follow a fixed route schedule.

Programs that issue identification cards or passes and smart cards that people can use instead of cash to pay for transportation.

Programs offered by the Department of Motor Vehicle and other providers related to driving or driver safety.

Programs that provide comprehensive, intensive instruction that teaches older adults or individuals with disabilities how to travel independently and safely using accessible public transportation. Skills include boarding the correct bus or subway, recognizing and disembarking at the correct destination, following directions, recognizing and avoiding dangerous situations and obstacles, handling unexpected situations such as re-routed buses or subways or getting lost, using specialized equipment or devices, and recognizing the need for assistance and requesting help from appropriate sources.