Metro Call-A-Ride

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Metro Call-A-Ride is the paratransit service that is provided for people who are elderly and/or dissabled in St. Louis, St. Louis County, and St. Clair County, Illinois. The service has been operating since 1987.

Description

This service consists of a fleet of 121 paratransit vans that do not travel on planned routes like MetroBus and MetroLink. It provides over 55,000 trips each month to customers with disabilities in Missouri. Call-A-Ride provides service within 1/4 mile from a bus stop. The paratransit service was introduced in 1985. They are kept in the Metro Main Shop.

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v t e Public transportation in Greater St. Louis

Public transit agencies	Missouri: Bi-State Development Agency St. Charles Area Transit Illinois: Madison County Transit St. Clair County Transit District

Local and express bus service	Missouri: MetroBus Illinois: Madison County Transit

Bus rapid transit	St. Louis Bus Rapid Transit

Light rail	MetroLink: (List of stations) Red Line Blue Line

Streetcar	Streetcars in St. Louis Delmar Loop Trolley St. Charles City Streetcar

Paratransit	Missouri: Metro Call-A-Ride Illinois: Agency for Community Transit

Commuter rail	St. Louis Commuter Rail

Intercity rail	Amtrak: Lincoln Service Missouri River Runner Texas Eagle Chicago Hub Network

Airports	Lambert–St. Louis International Airport MidAmerica St. Louis Airport Spirit of St. Louis Airport St. Louis Downtown Airport St. Louis Regional Airport Creve Coeur Airport

Other	Transportation in Greater St. Louis East-West Gateway Council of Governments Gateway Arch Eads Bridge

Italics denote lines or service which are planned, or not operating at this present time

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