Bridging the Transportation Gap for Low-Income Families, Seniors, and People with Disabilities
Another Route Community Transit, Inc
Another Route Community Transit is a nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding safe, reliable, and affordable transportation access for individuals and families in rural and underserved communities across and Norfolk County Massachusetts and Rhode Island. We serve seniors, people with disabilities, low-income families, and children enrolled in childcare voucher programs by providing transportation to essential destinations including medical appointments, childcare providers, employment, education, group outings and daily errands.
In addition to transportation services, we support long-term economic mobility by offering free or low-cost CDL training and driver’s permit education to help individuals gain skills for stable employment opportunities.
Our mission is to close transportation gaps in rural and underserved areas, strengthen community connections, and create pathways toward independence, stability, and opportunity.
~Another Route. Another Chance
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Contact Us for More Information, Appointments, or Eligibility
Please use this form to request more information about our services, schedule a transportation appointment, or determine your eligibility for assistance programs. Our team will review your submission and respond as soon as possible with the next steps.
Be sure to include details about your transportation needs, pickup location, destination, and preferred dates or times so we can better assist you.
We look forward to supporting your transportation needs and helping you access the services that are right for you.
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Who do you serve?
Who do you serve?
We serve seniors, individuals with disabilities, low-income families, and children enrolled in childcare voucher programs across rural and underserved communities in Norfolk County, MA, Rhode Island and nearby rural area's.
What types of transportation do you provide?
What types of transportation do you provide?
We provide non-emergency transportation to medical appointments, childcare providers, schools, workplaces, job training programs, grocery stores, and other essential destinations.
Do you offer free or low-cost rides?
Do you offer free or low-cost rides?
Yes. Many of our services are free or offered at low cost depending on eligibility, funding programs, and partnership support.
Do you provide transportation assistance for eligible low-income families, including those participating in childcare voucher programs?
Do you provide transportation assistance for eligible low-income families, including those participating in childcare voucher programs?
Yes. We support low-income families using childcare vouchers by helping ensure children can get safely to and from approved childcare providers.
Do you serve rural areas?
Do you serve rural areas?
Yes. We focus on rural and underserved towns in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, and surrounding areas, including parts of Rhode Island where transportation access is limited.
Do you offer training programs?
Do you offer training programs?
Yes. We provide free or low-cost CDL training and driver’s permit education designed to help individuals build employment-ready driving skills and access stable career opportunities. These programs will be available soon as we expand our services and partnerships.
How are your transportation services scheduled, do I need an appointment or are there set pickup times?
How are your transportation services scheduled, do I need an appointment or are there set pickup times?
Our transportation services are primarily scheduled by appointment to ensure dependable, timely, and personalized rides. In addition to one-time trips, we also offer daily and long-term recurring schedules for riders who qualify, depending on eligibility, need, and service availability. We encourage riders to contact us in advance to arrange transportation and confirm the best option for their situation.
How can I request a ride or apply for services?
How can I request a ride or apply for services?
Rides and services can be requested through our contact form, phone line, or intake process. Once a request is received, our team reviews the rider’s needs, destination, schedule requirements, and eligibility based on available funding programs and service guidelines. In some cases, an intake screening may be required to determine the appropriate level of service, such as one-time rides, recurring transportation, or scheduled daily routes.
Am I eligible for service?
Am I eligible for service?
Eligibility may be required depending on the type of service and funding availability. Priority is typically given to individuals and families who meet one or more of the following criteria:
Seniors needing transportation to medical appointments, pharmacies, or essential errands
Individuals with disabilities who require accessible or non-emergency transportation support
Low-income families who do not have reliable access to personal or public transportation
Parents and guardians enrolled in childcare voucher programs who need transportation for children to approved childcare providers
Individuals traveling to medical appointments, including primary care, specialty care, and therapy services
Job seekers and workers who need transportation to employment, training programs, or interviews
Residents in rural or underserved areas with limited or no access to public transit
We work to prioritize riders with the greatest transportation barriers, ensuring services are distributed fairly and aligned with available resources. Availability may vary based on funding, scheduling capacity, and service area coverage.