Freedom Transit provides transportation service that is shared ride in nature. You will likely be riding with others, and other individuals may be picked up and dropped off before you reach your destination. We make every effort to ensure that rides do not exceed one hour. Trips may take longer than if you were going by yourself, so passengers need to plan accordingly.
Shared ride service is door-to-door. Passengers requesting assistance will receive it from the pick-up to the drop-off location. Drivers cannot take a wheelchair up or down steps or provide lifting assistance for passengers. Many of the vehicles have wheelchair lifts.
All passengers must be registered with Freedom Transit before using shared ride services, and advance reservations are required.
There are several ways to qualify for Freedom Transit’s shared ride services. A description of each program and its eligibility criteria is provided below.
Freedom Transit’s shared ride service is available to the general public. However, general public service is not subsidized, and passengers must pay the full fare, not just a co-payment. Please call at (724) 223-8747 Freedom Transit for additional details.
Freedom Transit’s shared ride service is available to the general public. However, general public service is not subsidized, and passengers must pay the full fare, not just a co-payment. Please call Freedom Transit at (724) 223-8747 for additional details.
Freedom Transit operates the Persons with Disabilities (PWD) Program in Washington County. The PWD Program is a paratransit shared ride service that can be utilized for work, church, shopping, medical appointments, etc. A co-pay is required for all trips based on the distance traveled, and you will be informed of the amount due when you schedule your trips. All PWD vehicles are equipped with lifts.
The Medical Assistance Transportation Program (MATP) is provided to eligible persons who need assistance getting to/from medical providers enrolled in the Medical Assistance Program for the purpose of receiving treatment, purchasing prescription medication, or medical equipment.
Bus tickets will be provided to passengers who live on or near the fixed route bus lines, and appointments should be scheduled according to the bus schedules.
MATP provides a reimbursement program to eligible passengers to cover the cost of bus transportation or transportation provided by privately owned vehicles.
MATP provides paratransit shared ride services, including wheelchair lift vans when needed, at no charge to the passenger.
Freedom Transit operates this program in Washington County. The Department of Human Services requires that Freedom Transit screen applicants for the program and to assign each eligible individual to the least expensive mode of transportation suitable to their needs.
The Veterans Transportation Program is designed to provide eligible persons with safe, comfortable, paratransit transportation to the VA Medical Centers in Pittsburgh. Freedom Transit operates the program in Washington County. Download the Veterans Eligibility Application below.
Download Veterans Eligibility Form
Freedom Transit operates the ADA Complementary Paratransit Service in Washington County. The ADA Complementary Program is a paratransit shared ride service that can be utilized for work, church, shopping, medical appointments, etc. in and around the City of Washington. All trips, both pick-up and drop-off, must lie within 3/4 mile of local fixed route bus routes. Lift-equipped vehicles are used for this shared ride service.
Freedom Transit
50 East Chestnut Street
Washington, PA 15301
fax: 724-223-9474
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