Provides transportation for non-emergency medical appointments and some shopping.

Transportation services to and from appointments for qualified adults.

Transportation services to and from appointments for qualified adults.

Program provides paratransit service for those with functional mobility limitations that may be able to serve from door-to-door.There are some restrictions. In order to use this service, community members must have a functional mobility limitation that prevents them from accessing JET's normal fixed route bus service for all or some of their trips. A functional mobility limitation is something that keeps a community member from getting to a bus stop and using one of the fixed routes.Please contact program for schedule and reservation requirements.

Provides transportation for medical appointments, personal appointments and grocery shopping.

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Program provides five (5) fixed routes that serve the greater Jonesboro region. Information on all the routes and schedules, including Saturday Route Schedules, and Weekday Limited Service Schedules is available via: Links available on: https://www.jonesboro.org/427/Route-Maps-Schedules JET App (information at): https://jet.astate.edu/

Provides transportation for the deaf and hearing impaired.

Provides transportation to and from the senior center.

Provides incidental transportation services such as grocery shopping, doctor's appointments, and social events.

The fixed route system consists of six (6) core routes as shown on the fixed route map. Click here for the individual stop times for all the fixed routes. To use the system:Determine your location on the map. Look for the scheduled posted time point of the bus stop just before your location along the route. Allow enough time to assure the bus has not passed your stop. The Transit Department uses a special clock that is synchronized by satellite. Drivers routinely verify their time settings through the dispatch office. To ensure your time is compatible with the bus schedules, call the office at the number listed below.Stand at a marked bus stop sign. Driver will pick up passengers only at designated bus stops. While boarding, place the correct fare, ticket, or voucher in the fare box and inform the driver of your requested destination and then be seated. Please note the seats marked "priority" should be reserved for passengers with limited walking capabilities. Children seven (7) years of age or younger must be accompanied by someone twelve (12) years of age or older.All Fort Smith Transit (FST) buses are lift equipped for mobility devices (i.e. wheelchairs, etc.) and contain the appropriate restraint devices to assure safety. Priority seating is clearly marked for passengers with limited walking capabilities. Guide animals are permitted on FST buses. If you have a special need please advise your driver. See limitations section for further information regarding boarding. Some disabled persons may be eligible for paratransit service. Call the office for an application and information.When desiring assistance on the fixed route system, simply call the transit office and notify the scheduler or dispatcher of your traveling intentions. Transit staff will gladly assist you. If you need special assistance in learning the fixed routes, the staff will ensure that transit drivers are looking for you specifically at your pickup destination.TRANSFERSA transfer is a movement of passengers from one bus to another or one route to another, i.e., board the Rogers bus and transfer to the Towson bus to complete your trip. If you need to transfer, ask the driver for a transfer pass when you first board and pay your fare. There is no charge for transfers. If you are uncertain about how to reach your destination, the driver will assist you. Transfers can only be used at the time they are issued and only at valid transfer points. Transfers are free of charge.TIPS FOR RIDERS It would be helpful to carry the fixed route bus schedule with you when using the system. Stand at a marked bus stop sign. We pick up and drop off at designated bus stop signs. Buses may arrive at the bus stop late, but will not depart earlier than the time indicated on the schedule. Be ready to board when the bus arrives and have the correct fare already in your hand. Children seven (7) years of age or younger must be accompanied by a passenger twelve (12) years of age or older. All seated passengers must wear seatbelts. Child safety restraints may be provided with advanced notice. Passengers may stand and hold onto the handrail, but only if all seats are occupied by other passengers. All passengers should wait until the bus has come to a complete stop before moving to deboard. Please contact the Transit office should you need special assistance. Drivers will provide reasonable assistance in boarding and deboarding. However, in certain instances, the Transit Department may recommend you to obtain a personal care attendance (PCA). PCAs ride free.Fixed Route buses are equipped with bike racks on the front exterior of all buses. Bike racks hold up to two standard, two-wheel, non-motorized bicycles.Cyclists are responsible for loading and unloading their bicycles. FST assumes no responsibility for any damages to bicycles as a result of improper securement for travel.A short training video that illustrates the safe and proper use of the bike rack is ready for you to view. Please come by or schedule a ride to our transit office at 6821 Jenny Lind, view the video, and practice mounting a bike on a bike rack.It is recommended that bikers at the age of 12 years or below be accompanied and assisted by an adult.

Provides transportation to seniors 60 and over older who are no longer driving. Medical appointments and grocery shopping, errands. Senior must meet the criteria to be a faith in action client..

Transportation services to and from appointments for qualified adults.

Transportation services to and from appointments for qualified adults.

Provides non-emergency medical transportation.

Program provides transportation for elderly and disabled adults.

METRO Local operates 58 buses along 26 routes each week. All buses are wheelchair accessible and are equipped with free WiFi service. A 10-ride card is $11.50 and a 31-day pass is $36. People who need other forms of transit may be able to find what they need in other programs that METRO offers.Most METRO Local buses proceed along routes from and to the River Cities Travel Center, at 310 E. Capitol Ave. in Little Rock. This major transfer hub features a sales office, climate-controlled waiting area, pedestrian-friendly walkways, water fountains and public restrooms to provide riders with greater comfort as they buy bus passes, get schedule information and catch buses.All 1,600 METRO bus stops offer branded bus stop signs with a texting system customized to unique stop locations for real-time bus arrival information.

Transportation services to and from appointments for qualified adults.

Provides non-ambulatory transportation

The Health Outreach Program: Assists economically disadvantaged individuals and families by promoting healthy sexual behavior and combating sexually transmitted diseases Educates and encourages participants living with diabetes, cancer, and hypertension to change their lifestyles, eat right, and take their medication as prescribed by their physicians Highlights the importance of prenatal care, reproductive health, and childhood immunizations Provides education about the dangers of smoking cigarettes, using other tobacco products, second-hand smoke, and e-cigarettes as well as providing referrals to tobacco cessation services Educates minority youth to prevent alcohol consumption Provides translation/interpretaation services Provides minimal transportation services Offers one-on-one and small group health information and education Organizes and facilitates health fairs Conducts health and disease prevention assessments Makes referrals to clinics, health departments, etc.

Program offers a variety of low-cost transportation services to the general public. Transportation may include: Rides to and from dialysis clinics Rides to and from medical and mental health appointments Employment transportation Personal and shopping needs.

Program is a domestic violence and sexual assault resource center serving Carroll County which provides one-on-one advocacy services including, but not limited to: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week domestic violence and sexual assault crisis hotline through a partnership with the Northwest Arkansas Women's Shelter Crisis advocacy and support Assistance completing paperwork for Orders of Protection and Victim Compensation claims Domestic violence education for survivors, employers, family and friends Connect survivors with community resources legal aid transportation shelters Court advocacy program helps prepare survivors for court supports survivors at Order of Protection and other court hearings Transportation program - provides emergency transport to Safe Shelters either directly or through the use of the bus when criteria is met Training program provides local and state-wide coalitions and the local community with domestic violence awareness and prevention education Active and ongoing commitment to make Carroll County a safer and more-aware community

Program offers a variety of low-cost transportation services to the general public. Transportation may include: Rides to and from dialysis clinics Rides to and from medical and mental health appointments Employment transportation Personal and shopping needs.

Non-Emergency Transportation program gives rides to and from Medicaid-covered health care services.

Non-Emergency Transportation program gives rides to and from Medicaid-covered health care services.