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Individuals age 65 or older and qualified persons with disabilities in the City of Los Angeles and select areas of Los Angeles County (Marina Del Rey, Kagel Canyon, Topanga, and areas near Calabasas, Chatsworth, Carson, and Long Beach) are eligible to participate in the Cityride program.

You are not required to make a purchase each quarter to be an active Cityride member. However, if you do not make a purchase at least once a year, you will be sent a letter inquiring if you would like to continue to be a participant in the Cityride program. You will have 30 days to respond before your registration is cancelled.

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If your Cityride Card is lost or stolen, please call Cityride immediately at (213,310,323,818) 808-7433. Cityride will cancel your Cityride Card, and issue a new card. The balance in your account will be transferred to the new card. The first replacement Cityride Card is free, but there will be a $5 fee for additional replacement cards. You will receive a new Cityride Card in about seven business days.

For mail-in payment, fare value will be available for use within 10 business days after Cityride receives your payment. For online/app payment, fare value is available for use upon approval of transaction.

The maximum fare value you can accrue in your Cityride account is $336. If you place an order that would exceed this limit, your payment will be returned to you. Once you have used some of your accrued fare value, you can place a new order.

You must schedule both your initial trip and your return trip at the same time. If you are unsure of when you will need your return trip, you should estimate the latest time that you would be ready for your return trip. The service provider can negotiate pick-up times no more than one hour before or after the rider wishes to travel.

Only the eligible passenger or the authorized caregiver can schedule a trip. If another party other than the passenger or the authorized caregiver wants to make a trip reservation on behalf of the rider, the Cityride agent may ask the name and relationship of the person scheduling the trip on behalf of the passenger. One attendant may ride with the eligible passenger if both are picked up and dropped off at the same address. Attendants ride free.

Before you request a ride, please be sure of your pick-up times. If you are unable to ride as scheduled, please call your service provider to cancel your request as soon as possible. You are allowed no more than three cancellations per month. DAR cancellations received less than two hours before the scheduled pick-up time will be considered a No-Show.

Unfortunately, Cityride has a limited number of trips available each day. We are expanding capacity with our taxicab partners, but it is still possible that Cityride will have to deny a DAR trip at the time slot you requested because it has been filled.

DAR offers special group trips along routes approved by the Department of Transportation from one or more locations to one single location with four or more passengers per trip. Return trips must be with the group at the designated time. Call Cityride for more details.

In the interest of promoting a safe and pleasant journey for all those aboard, all passengers must abide by the LADOT DAR Code of Conduct. Any rider violating this code will be prohibited from using Cityride services. Deliberate violation of the Code of Conduct is cause for suspension from Cityride service and under certain circumstances expulsion and possible criminal prosecution.

Cityride participants can book reduced cost, on-demand taxicab service, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Simply call a franchised taxicab company, indicate your accessibility needs, and provide your Cityride Card and other payment method (if necessary).

The Cityride Card and subsidy is only accepted by City of Los Angeles permitted taxicab companies. Before boarding any taxicab please look for the official City of Los Angeles Department of Transportation Taxicab seal.

Taxicabs bearing this seal are insured, have trained drivers, and are regularly inspected by the City and participate in the Cityride subsidy program. Any taxicab without the seal cannot accept the Cityride Card for payment.

Cityride participants can use up to $20 of fare value per trip for taxicab fare payment. The minimum charge is $4. You must pay all fare value over $20, including any tips, by using cash or credit card.

As a participant in the Cityride Program all rides on DASH buses are FREE. You will need to show the driver a government-issued photo identification and your Cityride Card. The name on the identification must match the name on the Cityride Card.

Residents of select Los Angeles County unincorporated areas are eligible to enroll in Cityride. Select Los Angeles County unincorporated areas include Marina Del Rey, Kagel Canyon, Topanga, and areas near Calabasas, Chatsworth, Carson, and Long Beach. The below maps show which unincorporated areas qualify.

The City of Los Angeles Department of Aging (DOA) provides a Dial-A-Ride transportation service through their Multipurpose Center-based Paratransit Program. This program is an enhancement of the Cityride Dial-A-Ride service. For more information, call the Department of Aging at (213) 482-7252, TDD number: (213) 473-5990, Toll Free number: (800) 510-2020. You can also visit Department of Aging's website.

Multipurpose Senior Centers (MPCs) are authorized to provide $24 in Cityride fare value to qualified individuals who have a one-time immediate and emergency need for transportation. To find the MPC serving the area where you live, check the MPC List and the Service Area Map.

To be eligible for Cityride, you must be aged 65 or older, or have a disability and live in the City of Los Angeles or portions of the following Los Angeles County unincorporated areas: Kagel Canyon, Calabasas, Topanga, Marina del Rey, and areas near Carson and Long Beach.

As part of the City of Los Angeles' Emergency Preparedness Plan, Cityride can provide your name, address and telephone number to authorized emergency responders. This would be used to locate individuals for possible evacuation in the event of a disaster.

PCA (Personal Care Attendant) is someone who travels with the participant to provide assistance. The PCA rides Dial-a-Rode free and must board and de-board at the same location as the participant. Dial-a-Rode does not provide PCAs and the driver cannot serve as a PCA.

All passengers being transported in the vehicle are required to properly wear seatbelts or have their mobility device secured throughout the entire ride. Passengers are not permitted to stand while the vehicle is in operation.

Park and rides are convenient options when you prefer to ride instead of drive. There are more than 40 park and ride locations throughout the metropolitan area. Just drive to a nearby park and ride lot, where you can board a bus to get to your destination.

The Park City Winter Commuter Rewards program returns for the 2023-2024 season, continuing our mission to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and alleviate congestion on Park City's roads. This community program is open to employees, visitors, and residents of Park City and the greater Summit County. The program will be available from December 1, 2023, through March 31, 2024. Our primary goal is to encourage sustainable commuting choices, such as walking, biking, riding the bus, carpooling, using park and ride lots, and vanpooling, as alternatives to single-occupancy vehicle trips.

A "trip" refers to a one-way journey to or from work using sustainable transportation methods such as biking, walking, carpooling, or public transit. For instance, if you drive to a park and ride lot and take the bus to work, it counts as one "Park & Ride" trip. If you return to the park and ride lot via bus and drive home, that's considered an additional trip.

In some markets, riders pay a small fee to contribute to the service. If your location asks for payment information, it is one that we now charge a small fee for. Be sure to keep an eye out for promo codes, sponsored by our advertisers, that will allow you to ride free during their supported campaigns!

You are welcome to hail or flag down a ride with us, although, there are some things to keep in mind. Drivers must have a safe, accessible, and legal space to pull over and pick you up. App requests take priority over our flag down service and as such, riders inside the vehicle may request drivers not stop to pick up other passengers.

We love getting you where you need to go, but as an on-demand service, we do not currently book/schedule rides in advance. When you are ready to ride simply send us a request via the Circuit app or wave down a friendly driver!

We love having kids along for the ride but our priority is to keep them safe so our vehicles follow individual state car seat and child passenger laws. Please find the basic requirements below along with links to full state regulations. If your child does not meet state requirements they must be secured in a car seat or booster seat provided by a parent or guardian to comply.

We love having pets along for the ride but welcome them at the discretion of each individual driver and the other passengers in the vehicle. Please speak with your driver when they arrive to confirm it is acceptable and remember to follow this pet etiquette:

Why book ahead vs. take a walk-up ride at the park? Pre-arranging guarantees availability, allows for carriage-ride customization, and ensures that you will get the ride that you want. All of our drivers are licensed and insured. We strive to provide you with the best customer service experience possible.

Is the walk-up price different? Prices for pre-arranged carriage rides are based on the standard walkup rates plus an advanced reservation booking fee. Walk-up rides without a reservation are $63.70 for up to 20 mins, plus tip. For each additional 10 minutes or fraction thereof, add $25.48. 006ab0faaa