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The document outlines the application process for the Transportation Access Pass CharlieCard in Massachusetts, designed for individuals with disabilities to access reduced fare transportation. It includes sections for applicant information, eligibility criteria, and health care professional certification. The document emphasizes the importance of submitting original documents and provides guidelines for determining eligibility based on various disability categories.

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How does The RIDE work in Boston?

Customers schedule their trips on The RIDE one to five days in advance and are given a pick-up window for their rides arrival. Travel times are comparable to the same trip taken on fixed-route transit (bus, subway, or trolley) plus an additional 20 minutes.

Who can ride free on MBTA?

Learn more about reduced fare programs available for children, students, seniors, and people with disabilities. The MBTA offers free service to children, military personnel, public servants, and government officials.

What is the MBTA pass program for low income?

The MBTAs income-eligible reduced fare program offers reduced fares to riders between the ages of 18 64 who are enrolled in an approved state assistance program. Income-eligible CharlieCards can be loaded with: Cash value for roughly 50% reduced one-way fares. $10 7-Day LinkPasses.

Who is eligible for The RIDE MBTA?

The MBTA RIDE Program Individuals with disabilities who may require reasonable accommodations with public transportation due to difficulty with walking, vision or hearing, using stairs or escalators, or riding in a standard transit vehicle can receive MBTA door-to-door paratransit services upon eligibility.

How much does The RIDE cost on the MBTA?

The vendors operating the Ride are contracted to receive over $40 per trip made minus penalties for lateness. As of July 2019, passengers pay a fare of $3.35 for an ADA regular trip and $5.60 for a non-ADA premium trip. The rest of the cost, over 90%, is covered by the MBTA.

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What is the phone number for the MBTA disability pass?

The Mobility Center, located in Boston at 1000 Massachusetts Ave, is available to anyone looking to explore accessible transit options and other community transport resources. Find out how the Mobility Center can help you by calling us at 617-337-2727.

How to get MBTA for free?

If you want a free ride on a crowded green line train, enter through the back and wave your Charlie card in the general direction of the conductor. They will assume that you have a weekly/monthly pass. Warning: this works 90% of the time.