Cumberland County Transportation Department
Transportation Services
Provides transportation if the client is Present at the pick-up curb and can depart the vehicle at the drop-off point. Offers a Shared Ride Program for Senior Citizens: Individuals aged 60 and older may use Shared Ride trips for medical appointments, banking, grocery shopping, employment, post office, senior center, adult day care center, pharmacy, social service agency, Laundromat, hospital/nursing home admittance or discharge, and visiting for immediate family members (spouse or children).
310 Allen Road
Suite 201
Carlisle, PA 17013
Eligibility: Any Cumberland County resident may use Shared Ride
Hours: Monday throught Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm
Phone/FAX Numbers
  • (717) 240-6340
  • (800) 315-2456 - Hotline/Toll-Free
Email Address: transportation@ccpa.net
Fee Amounts: Varies. There is no charge if you have registered with the Cumberland County Area Agency on Aging. If you are 65 or older and have registered with the Lottery program, you would pay the reduced fare (15% of the full fare).
The public mass transportation provider offers free transportation during non-peak hours, however, you must obtain an ID card from the provider. Call for information.
Intake Procedure: All clients must pre-register for the service before requesting a trip. Clients may be eligible for one or more funding programs. Some of the sources that provide funding for eligible county residents include: Shared Ride Program for Senior Citizens; Individuals aged 60 and older may use Shared Ride trips for a medical appointment, banking, grocery shopping, employment, post office, senior center, adult day care center, pharmacy, social service agency, Laundromat, hospital/nursing home admittanceor discharge, and visiting for immediate family members (spouse or children). There is no charge if you have registered with the Cumberland County Area Agency on Aging. Contact Capital Area Transit (CAT) at 717-238-8304 or Shippensburg Raider Regional Transit at 717-530-8891 for more information.
Geographical Area: Cumberland County
Helpful Tips: CCTD drivers are not personal care attendants. The Shared Ride system is wheelchair accessible. The CCTD drivers are not responsible for caring for a client if no one is home. If a client needs help getting to and from the pick-up point, the client must make the necessary arrangements.

Shared Ride service is not a taxi or limousine. Clients share the vehicle with others taking similar trips. You may need to adjust your travel times to accommodate other client's schedules. Space is limited and can't be guaranteed, and service depends on demand. In rural parts of the County, service is limited. Clients should be flexible about when they travel and on what route they are taking.

If you are 65 or older and live within 1 mile of a public bus route and your destination is within a mile of a public bus route, you should use the fixed route/public bus transportation when possible. An exception may be made for unusual circumstances.
Facility/ADA Access: Wheelchair accessible vehicles available.
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Cumberland County Transportation Department
Transportation Services
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