Senior services · Transportation
Senior Transportation in British Columbia
Getting to appointments, errands, and social activities safely is essential for independence. BC has a network of volunteer drivers, subsidized transit, and medical transport services designed for seniors.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get HandyDART service?
HandyDART is a shared, door-to-door transit service for people who can't use conventional transit. Apply through your regional transit authority (BC Transit or TransLink). A functional assessment may be required.
Are volunteer driver programs free?
Most volunteer driver programs are free or very low cost. Some ask for a small mileage contribution (typically $0.20-0.50/km). Programs like the Canadian Cancer Society's transportation service are fully free for patients.
What if I need transport to a medical appointment?
For non-emergency medical transport, options include BC Patient Transfer Network, volunteer drivers, and private medical transport companies. If you're traveling far for treatment, the Travel Assistance Program (TAP) can help with costs.
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