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The document outlines the Kitsap Transit ACCESS program, which provides shared ride services for individuals with disabilities or conditions that hinder their use of public transportation in Kitsap County. It details eligibility criteria for both ADA and Non-ADA services, the application process, privacy practices regarding personal information, and additional resources such as a travel training program. The document emphasizes the importance of completing applications accurately and provides contact information for assistance.

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Begin with Part A: Applicant Information. Fill in your name, address, date of birth, and contact details. Ensure all fields are completed accurately.
Proceed to Part B: Qualifying Disability & Mobility. Describe how your condition affects your ability to use public transport and check applicable travel methods.
In Part C: Mobility Aids & Assistance, indicate any mobility aids you use and answer questions regarding their operation and size.
Complete Part D: Residence Accessibility & Lift Use by providing information about your home’s accessibility for transportation services.
Finally, fill out Part E: Medical Verification Release Form. List your medical professionals and sign the authorization statement.

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What does access to transportation mean?

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What is the phone number for Kitsap access bus?

Transit GO Ticket is a mobile app that lets you quickly buy tickets to ride public transportation without having to pay cash. Kitsap Transit offers products on Transit GO that are valid on Routed Buses, Dial-A-Ride, Local Foot Ferries and Kitsap Fast Ferries. Buy tickets in advance to use when youre ready!

How do I schedule a ride on the kitsap access?

Schedule a Ride Limited transportation is available in the outlying areas. For more information, please call our reservation line at (360) 479-7272, or 1-800-422-2877. Reservation lines are open from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, seven days a week. Depending on call volume, you may have to wait to speak to a representative.

Who owns Kitsap Transit?

Kitsap Transit is owned by the citizens of Kitsap County. Its operations are funded primarily with local sales tax revenue and passenger fares. Capital projects (expenditures for procuring or improving fleet and facilities) are largely funded with federal and state grants.

Who is eligible for Kitsap access?

Individuals with disabilities who cannot independently use public transportation. Seniors aged 80 and older, even without disabilities, seeking local transport. Residents aged 60-79 living more than 3/4 mile from a bus stop. Individuals requiring temporary transportation services while visiting Kitsap County.

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