To ensure the availability of efficient, cost-effective, and quality transportation services for transportation disadvantaged persons.
Our Programs
The Transportation Disadvantaged Program is a coordinated state-wide effort that groups riders together for a shared ride service. Transportation services are available in all 67 Florida counties for those who are eligible and have no access to transportation.
Federal, State, and Local agencies join together to provide necessary transportation to medical appointments, employment, educational, and other life-sustaining services. Learn more about Your Community Transportation System.
You can easily help provide transportation for at-risk children, seniors, disabled and low-income residents in your community! Every time you register or renew the tag on your car, truck, or boat, check the box on the back of the registration form and
contribute $1 or more to the Transportation Disadvantaged Trust Fund, or ask your Tax Collector's Office how you can contribute to the Florida Transportation Disadvantaged Voluntary Dollar Program. 100% of all donations go to assist people in your community. It takes so little to help,
so much!
The Toll Permit Program was
created in 1988 to address concerns raised regarding individuals who, due to an upper limb impairment, were unable to physically reach out to pay required tolls.
Our Governance
The Florida Legislature created the Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged in 1989. The Commission sets policies and provides direction to its staff in quality assurance and program evaluation, technical assistance, and training, review of policies
and procedures, contract management, and financial accountability. The Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged administers the Transportation Disadvantaged Trust Fund and implements all provisions in Chapter 427.013 F.S.
