NADTC- Expanding Transportation Programs to Evening/Weekend Hours
Date Published: April 5, 2022Reliable, accessible transportation can help older adults and people with disabilities meet a wide variety of needs—including the need to socialize with others. Because many social and recreational activities happen on evenings and weekends, transportation programs that offer extended hours can help the riders participating in these programs live happier, healthier lives.
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