Route 8/Park City-Penn State Health: No Longer Serves Penn State Health Front Entrance Area
The RRTA Route 8/Park City-Penn State Health Bus Route will NO LONGER travel directly in front of the Penn State Health front entrance area. Please view the map below for visual reference to the 2…
New Year’s Day – NO RRTA SERVICE (Wednesday, January 1, 2025)
NO RRTA BUS SERVICE on Wednesday, January 1, 2025. Queen Street Station will be CLOSED on Wednesday, January 1, 2025. Regular service on Thursday, January 2, 2025. NO HAY SERVICIO DE AUTOBUS RRTA el miércoles…
New Year’s Eve RRTA Service Changes (Tuesday, December 31, 2024)
On New Year’s Eve, Tuesday, December 31, 2024, some RRTA routes will stop service early: – Route 1/Northeast will make its last departure from Queen Street Station at 7:30 PM. – Route 1/Southeast will make its…
If you are age 65 or older, you can ride free through the Senior Free Ride Program, which is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Lottery. Eligible seniors may ride the bus for FREE anytime, on any route.
A PA Department of Transportation Senior Citizen ID Card or Medicare card is valid identification. PLEASE NOTE: As of July 1, 2018, RRTA customers will no longer be able to show a Medicare Card when boarding a bus to receive the free ride through the Senior Free Transit Program. The only acceptable ID will be the PA Senior Citizen Transit ID Cards (yellow and blue cards) issued by any PA Transit Authority.
To obtain a PA Senior Transit ID card a brief application must be filled out.
A copy of proof of age is required to receive the ID card. The following are the acceptable proof of age documents:
Valid Driver’s License
Birth Certificate
Armed Forces Discharge or Separation Papers
Passport or Naturalization Papers
PACE card
Statement of Age Verification (issued by Social Security Office)
Baptismal Certificate
PennDot non-drivers license
Veteran’s Universal Access Card
Resident Alien Card
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About Find My Ride Apply
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania offers this online eligibility service for people to apply for programs that provide transportation assistance throughout the commonwealth. These programs mainly help seniors, persons with disabilities, and people needing assistance getting to medical appointments, but other groups of people may also be covered depending on where they live and their needs.The service works by asking applicants a series of questions about themselves and their needs and then sends the responses directly to the appropriate transportation provider. The transportation provider may then request additional information before approving the application for service. The application process does not cost anything, but you may be charged a per-trip fee or fare for the transportation services. The transportation provider will discuss any required fares with you when you schedule service with them.
www.apply.findmyride.penndot.pa.gov
Don’t want to use Find My Ride Apply? Click on the application link below and email us the completed form with a scanned copy of proof of age. info@redrosetransit.com
An application can also be mailed to you or you can fill one out at our RRTA Information Center at Queen Street Station or the RRTA Operations Center. Once completed, please mail the application and copy of proof of age to RRTA, 45 Erick Road, Lancaster, PA 17601.