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Dial-A-Ride is a City service offering affordable transportation to low-income residents who are unable to operate a motor vehicle and/or use public transportation due to their physical limitations from advanced age or disability. Eligible applicants must be:
Legal residents of the City of Solana Beach; and
65 years of age or older (or receiving social security retirement or equivalent benefit) or physically disabled; and
Have a specific gross income/household size ratio.
Eligible participants may purchase one taxi voucher booklet per month. Each booklet cost $7.50 per month and has a value of $20.00. Vouchers are non-transferable and may only be used with eligible taxi service providers.
Courtesy Cab (858) 755-3730
Yellow Cab (760) 722-4214 (619) 234-6161
Applications are available at City Hall (front desk) or can be mailed/emailed. Please call City Hall for more information at 858-720-2400.
FACT maintains a comprehensive database of transportation services operated by public transportation agencies, social services agencies, faith-based organizations and specialized transportation services in San Diego County. Referrals can be accessed through the “Find A Ride” search tool at factsd.org or by calling (888) 924-3228, 9 AM – 4 PM on weekdays.
Beginning on June 1, 2023 SANDAG and FACT offer a specialized transportation service called RideFACTNOW for San Diego County residents with disabilities and seniors. This on-demand para-transit service operates on a same-day basis, with as little as one-hour notice. RideFACTNOW is accessible for people using mobility devices including wheelchairs. A $10 one-way fare will apply. For details, visit factsd.org or call 888-924-3228 to request a ride.
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