Community Resources: Transportation
IndyGo, the public transit authority serving Marion County, offers a range of transportation services to meet the diverse needs of the community. Operating 30 fixed bus routes, IndyGo provides affordable and accessible transit options throughout Indianapolis. Standard fares are $1.75 per trip, with discounted half-fare options available for seniors (65+), youth (18 and under), and individuals with disabilities, provided they have the appropriate ID or Medicare card.
For those requiring additional assistance, IndyGo Access offers a door-to-door para-transit service designed for individuals with disabilities who cannot use the regular bus routes. This service ensures that all residents have access to essential destinations within the county.
Additionally, IndyGo collaborates with the Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority (CIRTA) to provide regional transportation options, including the My Freedom Program. This program extends transportation services across county lines, benefiting seniors aged 60 and over, as well as individuals of any age with disabilities, who have the necessary medical verification.
Trips on local bus routes are $1.75. Bus passes can be purchased:
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Online at IndyGo.net
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By calling the Call Center at 317.635.3344
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By visiting the Julia M. Carson Downtown Transit Center at 201 E. Washington Street
IndyGo also offers half fare to eligible riders, including:
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Persons 65 and older with a Government Issued Medicare Card or IndyGo Half Fare ID Card
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Youth 18 and younger with a valid K-12 Student ID or IndyGo Half Fare ID Card
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Persons with a disability with an IndyGo Half Fare ID Card
CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions offers a comprehensive suite of transportation services through its Way2Go program, designed to assist seniors and individuals with disabilities in Central Indiana. These services include the Door2Door program, which provides rides within Marion County for medical appointments, pharmacy visits, and grocery shopping; shuttle services connecting senior apartment complexes to essential destinations; and the My Freedom program, offering transportation across county lines for individuals of any age with disabilities. Additionally, Medicaid members under 60 can access transportation through Verida by selecting CICOA Way2Go as their preferred provider. To utilize these services, individuals must complete a Senior Transportation Application, available online or in person at CICOA's office. Trips can be scheduled up to 30 days in advance and require at least 48 hours' notice.
Address: 8440 Woodfield Crossing Blvd., Suite 175 Indianapolis, IN 46240
Phone: 317-803-6131
The resources listed on this website are provided for informational purposes only and do not represent an exhaustive list of available services. Christ Indianapolis United Methodist Church does not endorse or guarantee any of the organizations or programs mentioned. We encourage individuals to conduct their own research to determine the best resources for their specific needs.