General public mass transportation system consisting of Point-Deviated Routes.

Paratransit transportation for Siouxland area including, but not limited to, individuals with disabilities:

-- Individuals must complete an application for assistance and 21 days must be allowed to process the application.
-- Door-to-door service is available and costs $3.60 each way.
-- If the individual can get to the curb, then curb-to-curb service costs $3.60 each way. Siouxland Regional Transit System (SRTS) is a demand-responsive, ADA accessible, public transit system which provides public transportation services to the general public of Cherokee, Ida, Monona, Plymouth and Woodbury counties in Iowa and Southern Union County in South Dakota. Buses are equipped with a mobility device lift.

-- Curb-to-curb is defined as the individual waiting at the curb when the vehicle arrives and the individual is dropped off at the curb.
-- Door-to-Door service is defined as the individual waiting outside the door, and will be delivered to the door at his/her destination.
-- Each rider is allowed one (1) personal care attendant, and this person will ride free of charge. The attendant must be assisting the client or will be charged for the trip. Please schedule the additional person when making the reservation.

Offers a commuter bus service going from Cedar Rapids Ground Transportation Center with stops in Kirkwood Cedar Rapids Park and Ride Lot, Coralville Iowa River Landing District, University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Downtown Iowa City-Court Street Transportation Center. Handicap accessible.

Provides public bus transportation with fixed routes. Commuter route is also available to Midway Airport in Chicago.

Public transportation for Dawson County residents. Offers bi-monthly transportation to North Platte.

Provides train transportation nationwide. Iowa Stations: Burlington, Creston, Davenport, Fort Madison, Mt. Pleasant, Osceola and Ottumwa. Disaster Transportation may be provided during major disasters such as Hurricane Katrina.

Offers rural public transportation, to persons of all ages. Passengers may ride scheduled routes by reservation, for any trip purpose or may request special service for medical appointments. Pick up is at central community locations and at passengers' homes. Vehicles are lift-equipped to accommodate wheelchairs.

On-demand, app-based public transit pilot service. Links to all of Omaha's transit services, including the Metro buses, the Omaha Rapid Bus Transit (ORBT), and Metro's paratransit service (MOBY).

Allows anyone within one of three service zones (North Zone, South Zone, and West Zone) to book an on-demand ride through the Metro Flex OMA app or by phone.

Riders specify where they want to go and the app will share the best available trip, whether it's by bus, Metro Flex microtransit, or both. Once a rider has booked a trip, the app may match riders headed in the same direction in one shared vehicle.

Each zone has access to multiple Metro bus routes and at least one transit center. Riders are able to request on-demand rides when they're within one of the three zones and go anywhere within that zone. To get to another zone, the rider can connect to a bus route to finish the trip. Riders may need to move nearby to a designated pick up spot, which is often within half a block. (Riders should check the pick up spot closely to make sure they are at the correct spot.)

Public door-to-door transportation services. Vehicles are handicap accessible.

-- For Fairbury residents, calls for transportation must be made to the Beatrice Senior Center, at (402) 223-3055. Hours are Mon-Fri 8 am-2:30 pm.

Offers on-demand response, door to door public transportation service provides rides to persons of all ages.

Provides county-wide transit service to the covered counties, serving the general public with priority for the elderly and handicapped. Transportation operates on a regular schedule providing both local and out-of-area door-to-door service.