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How to apply for rabbittransit (recent expansion to Wyoming) + Shared Ride (Wyoming County)
Wyoming County / regional transit operator — Wyoming County is part of the multi-county Wyoming-Luzerne AAA service area — same AAA serves both. rabbittransit serves Wyoming via the recent expansion + provides Shared Ride for essential trips. Limited fixed-route coverage; mostly demand-response. LCTA connections at the Luzerne border. PA Senior Free Transit Program for fixed-route.
Who it's for
rabbittransit (recent expansion to Wyoming) + Shared Ride covers Wyoming County. Wyoming County is part of the multi-county Wyoming-Luzerne AAA service area — same AAA serves both. rabbittransit serves Wyoming via the recent expansion + provides Shared Ride for essential trips. Limited fixed-route coverage; mostly demand-response. LCTA connections at the Luzerne border. PA Senior Free Transit Program for fixed-route.. PA Senior Shared Ride program — funded by PA Lottery, age 65+ pays $1-3 per essential trip. Apply for senior fare through the local transit authority or Wyoming AAA at 570-822-1158.
Wyoming: PA Senior Free Transit + Senior Shared Ride. NEPA has urban fixed-route in Scranton (COLTS) and Wilkes-Barre (LCTA); rural counties use shared-ride.
What you'll need
- Proof of Wyoming County / PA residency
- Proof of age 65+ (PA Senior Citizen Transit ID OR PennDOT ID)
- For paratransit: ADA-eligibility certification
Where to apply
Apply online: official application
By phone: 570-836-1156
Renewals
Senior ID is permanent
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