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Last Updated on September 18, 2025 by Rachel

# Transportation Help in California for Single Mothers

**Last updated**: September 2025

This is a practical, action-first guide to cut your transportation costs, unlock discounts, and get rides for health care, work, school, and family needs in California. You’ll see exactly where to apply, who to call, and what to expect. Keep this page open while you make calls and fill applications through the linked programs like *Medi‑Cal transportation benefits*, *LA Metro LIFE*, and *Clipper START*. ([pan.dhcs.ca.gov](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/))

> Reality check
> Funding and rules change during the year. Always confirm details with the program before applying using the official contacts for *Department of Health Care Services (DHCS)*, *California Department of Insurance*, and *local transit agencies*. ([pan.dhcs.ca.gov](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/))

## If You Only Do 3 Things — Emergency Actions to Take

– **Get rides to medical care today**: If you have Medi‑Cal, call your plan’s Member Services on the back of your card and ask for Non‑Medical Transportation (NMT) or Non‑Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT). Use the *DHCS Ombudsman line* if you can’t reach the plan, and check the *DHCS Transportation page* for fee‑for‑service help. ([pan.dhcs.ca.gov](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/))

– **Slash transit fares this week**: In Los Angeles County, apply for *LA Metro LIFE* for 20 free rides monthly and deep discounts after that; in the Bay Area, enroll in *Clipper START* for 50% off single rides on all Clipper agencies; in San Francisco, consider the *Muni Lifeline* monthly pass at 50% off. ([taptogo.net](https://www.taptogo.net/LIFE/))

– **If you must drive, keep it legal and cheap**: Check the *California Low Cost Auto Insurance (CLCA)* program for income‑based liability rates and call the *California Department of Insurance* if you need help choosing. If a traffic ticket is blocking your license, use *MyCitations* to request a fine reduction or payment plan. ([mylowcostauto.com](https://www.mylowcostauto.com/get-started/rate-calculator/))

## Quick Help Box — Numbers and Links to Keep Handy

– **Medi‑Cal Transportation Help**: *DHCS Ombudsman* 1‑888‑452‑8609; see *DHCS Transportation* for NMT/NEMT details and the *Medi‑Cal Rx line* 1‑800‑977‑2273 for pharmacy‑related trips. ([cdii.ca.gov](https://www.cdii.ca.gov/consumer-reports/complaint-data-reports/state-consumer-assistance/dhcs/))

– **Los Angeles County Transit Discounts**: *LA Metro LIFE* info and enrollment via TAP Customer Service 1‑866‑827‑8646; *GoPass* for K‑12/college students in LA County. ([taptogo.net](https://www.taptogo.net/LIFE/))

– **Bay Area Transit Discounts**: *Clipper START* 50% off across participating agencies; *SFMTA Lifeline Pass* assistance at 311 or 415‑701‑2311. ([mtc.ca.gov](https://mtc.ca.gov/planning/transportation/access-equity-mobility/clipperr-startsm/))

– **San Diego Transit**: *PRONTO* reduced fare support 619‑595‑5636; *Youth Opportunity Pass* free rides for ages 18 and under through June 30, 2026. ([sdmts.com](https://www.sdmts.com/contact/))

– **Statewide Referrals**: Dial 211 from any phone or use *211 California* to find gas cards, bus passes, and car repair help in your county. ([211ca.org](https://211ca.org/about-211-california-united-ways-resources/))

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## How to Use This Guide

– We front‑load the key actions and contacts so you move fast. Every section ends with **What to do if this doesn’t work**. We include eligibility, documents, timelines, and verified sources like *DHCS*, *MTC/Clipper*, and *SFMTA*. ([pan.dhcs.ca.gov](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/))

– Expect some waits and back‑and‑forth. Note realistic timing we share and always “call to confirm current availability” with agencies such as *California Department of Insurance* or your *county social services office*. ([insurance.ca.gov](https://www.insurance.ca.gov/0400-news/0102-alerts/2025/New-Year-Means-New-Changes-for-Insurance.cfm/))

## Public Transit Discounts You Can Get Fast

Start with the discount you can approve quickest. For most single mothers, that means a county transit discount or the Bay Area’s regional discount if you live there.

### LA County: How to cut your fare with LIFE

Apply online for the *Low‑Income Fare is Easy (LIFE)* program. You can self‑certify income, get 20 free rides each month, then pay toward daily/weekly caps on Metro—never more than $5/day or $18/week on Metro. For help, email lifeinfo@metro.net or call 213‑922‑2378. ([taptogo.net](https://www.taptogo.net/LIFE/))

– **Eligibility**: Income thresholds are published by TAP; students often do better with GoPass. See LIFE eligibility and the Metro fare capping page for how free rides apply after caps. Use TAP Customer Service 1‑866‑827‑8646 if you get stuck. ([taptogo.net](https://www.taptogo.net/LIFE/))

– **Documents**: Photo ID for each household member you list. If you have students, compare LIFE with *GoPass* for free rides on Metro and partner agencies through the school year. ([lbtm-dev.la-metro-web.net](https://lbtm-dev.la-metro-web.net/riding/fares/gopass/))

– **Timeline**: Online applications usually process in a few days; benefits load monthly. Check your card status via *TAP’s tools* and call TAP if benefits don’t show by the 1st of the month. ([lbtm-dev.la-metro-web.net](https://lbtm-dev.la-metro-web.net/about/farecapping/))

What to do if this doesn’t work: Try your city system’s own reduced fare (for example *LADOT DASH* monthly passes for low‑income riders) or enroll kids in *GoPass* through their school office. Call *TAP* if you need a replacement card. ([ladot.lacity.gov](https://ladot.lacity.gov/dotnews/weekly-update-january-30-2025/))

### Bay Area: 50% off with Clipper START

As of 2024, the Bay Area standardized Clipper START to a 50% single‑ride discount on all agencies that take Clipper, including BART, Muni, Caltrain, and more. The pilot was extended through June 30, 2025 and is now moving toward being an ongoing fare product. Apply online and upload proof such as EBT or Medi‑Cal. ([mtc.ca.gov](https://mtc.ca.gov/news/clipperr-start-makes-bay-area-transit-more-affordable-more-low-income-riders/))

– **Eligibility**: Bay Area resident, age 19‑64, at or below 200% FPL. See current details via *MTC* and *SFMTA’s Clipper START page*. ([mtc.ca.gov](https://mtc.ca.gov/planning/transportation/access-equity-mobility/clipperr-startsm/))

– **Documents**: EBT card, Medi‑Cal card, county benefits letter, or prior year tax return. Your card becomes a personalized Clipper with automatic savings on single rides. ([sfmta.com](https://www.sfmta.com/fares/clipper-start/))

– **Timeline**: Plan 1–2 weeks from application to card arrival; digital card works sooner in the *Clipper app*. Check that your discount shows before your first trip. ([mtc.ca.gov](https://mtc.ca.gov/news/clipperr-start-program-offers-discounts-transit/))

What to do if this doesn’t work: If your trips are mainly within San Francisco and you ride Muni a lot, consider the *Muni Lifeline Pass* (50% off monthly). If cash is tight, ask 311 for bilingual help finishing your Lifeline application. ([sfmta.com](https://www.sfmta.com/lifeline-low-income-pass/))

### San Francisco: Muni Lifeline monthly pass at 50% off

Muni Lifeline gives unlimited Muni (including cable cars) for a month at half the adult price. Call 311 (or 415‑701‑2311 outside SF) for language help or visit the SFMTA Customer Service Center. Lifeline is great if you commute daily; otherwise Clipper START may save more per ride. ([sfmta.com](https://www.sfmta.com/lifeline-low-income-pass/))

– **Eligibility**: Income at/below 200% FPL. If you qualify for Lifeline, you likely qualify for *Clipper START* as well. Use both strategically. ([sfmta.com](https://www.sfmta.com/lifeline-low-income-pass/))

– **Timeline**: Plan a week for approval and buy the monthly sticker during the monthly sales window. If you miss the window, use *Clipper START* until next month. ([sfmta.com](https://www.sfmta.com/lifeline-low-income-pass/))

What to do if this doesn’t work: Check if your college has a transit bundle or if your child’s school offers free student passes; also verify *Bay Wheels Bike Share for All* for $5 first year and $5/month after. ([lyft.com](https://www.lyft.com/bikes/bay-wheels/bike-share-for-all/))

### San Diego County: PRONTO reduced fares and Youth ride free

Use PRONTO to “earn the best fare.” Reduced riders pay $1.25/ride, cap at $3/day or $23/month on standard services. Youth 18 and under ride free via the Youth Opportunity Pass through June 30, 2026—load Youth status on PRONTO and carry ID. Call PRONTO support at 619‑595‑5636. ([sdmts.com](https://www.sdmts.com/fares/pronto/))

What to do if this doesn’t work: If you have a disability and can’t use fixed‑route, apply for *MTS Access* paratransit; as of July 1, 2025, same‑day rides may be available on a space basis (fee applies). ([sdmts.com](https://www.sdmts.com/transit-services/mts-access-paratransit/))

## Medical Rides with Medi‑Cal (NMT and NEMT)

If you have full‑scope Medi‑Cal or are pregnant (including up to the end of the month your 365th day postpartum falls), ask for covered transportation to and from approved medical appointments. Start with your plan’s Member Services, or the DHCS NMT email for fee‑for‑service members. Use the Medi‑Cal Managed Care Ombudsman if you hit a wall. ([pan.dhcs.ca.gov](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/))

– **What’s covered**:
**Non‑Medical Transportation (NMT)**: rides by private car, taxi, TNC, bus, or mileage reimbursement for eligible trips.
**Non‑Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT)**: wheelchair van, gurney van, or ambulance when medically necessary and authorized. Use plan Member Services to request. ([pan.dhcs.ca.gov](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/))

– **How to request**: Call the number on your card; if Health Net is your plan, they list ModivCare for Medi‑Cal rides (Where’s My Ride 855‑253‑6863). Keep appointment time, clinic address, and medical record number handy. ([providerlibrary.healthnetcalifornia.com](https://providerlibrary.healthnetcalifornia.com/contacts/health-net-transportation.html/))

– **Timelines**: Request rides as early as possible; non‑urgent trips often need scheduling a few days in advance. For urgent needs, ask the plan to expedite. Get names and reference numbers. Use the Ombudsman at 1‑888‑452‑8609 or DHCSNMT@dhcs.ca.gov if your plan won’t schedule in time. ([cdii.ca.gov](https://www.cdii.ca.gov/consumer-reports/complaint-data-reports/state-consumer-assistance/dhcs/))

What to do if this doesn’t work: File a plan grievance and ask for an expedited review. If denied, request a State Hearing (Fair Hearing) and contact the *DMHC Help Center* for an Independent Medical Review when applicable. Keep copies of all notices. ([opa.ca.gov](https://www.opa.ca.gov/FilingComplaints/Medi-CalComplaints/))

## Transportation Help Through CalWORKs and Workforce Programs

If you receive CalWORKs or participate in county Employment Services, ask for transportation as a “supportive service.” Counties can provide bus passes in advance, gas cards, or mileage reimbursement when transit is not reasonable. Santa Clara County, for example, raised the mileage reimbursement to $0.70 per mile effective January 1, 2025. Check your county’s policy and request in writing before your activity starts. ([stgenssa.sccgov.org](https://stgenssa.sccgov.org/debs/program_handbooks/cwes/assets/00Updates/Updates2025/CWES_Update_25-02.htm/))

– **How to apply**: Contact your county welfare department via *CDSS CalWORKs page* or call your county office (examples: LA County DPSS 1‑866‑613‑3777; Riverside DPSS 1‑877‑410‑8827). If your worker doesn’t mention transport, bring it up; show your class/work schedule and map. ([cdss.ca.gov](https://www.cdss.ca.gov/calworks/contact/))

– **Workforce centers**: America’s Job Center of California (AJCC) can help with bus passes or mileage tied to training or job search under WIOA funding—ask your local AJCC. Use the *EDD AJCC portal* or *California Workforce Development Board locator*. ([edd.ca.gov](https://edd.ca.gov/en/jobs_and_training/TCLobby/))

What to do if this doesn’t work: Ask to speak to a supervisor; request an advance for a monthly pass; and ask AJCC staff about emergency transportation or partner vouchers. Document every denial and follow the grievance steps on your county’s notice. ([cdss.ca.gov](https://www.cdss.ca.gov/calworks/contact/))

## Car Ownership on a Tight Budget: Legal Insurance, Repairs, and Replacements

### Keep insurance legal with California Low Cost Auto (CLCA)

California raised minimum liability limits in 2025, which may raise premiums for standard policies. CLCA remains an affordable option for income‑eligible drivers with vehicles valued at $25,000 or less. Use the rate calculator and hotline 866‑602‑8861 to apply. ([insurance.ca.gov](https://www.insurance.ca.gov/0400-news/0102-alerts/2025/New-Year-Means-New-Changes-for-Insurance.cfm/))

– **Eligibility and rates**: Income limits and county rates are posted on the official CLCA site; verify your county’s rate and bring proof like CalFresh or CalWORKs if asked. If you have questions about coverage, call the *California Department of Insurance* consumer line 1‑800‑927‑4357. ([mylowcostauto.com](https://www.mylowcostauto.com/faq/))

What to do if this doesn’t work: Ask for payment options; consider a usage‑based policy. If you receive a ticket for driving uninsured or can’t pay an old ticket, use *MyCitations* to ask the court for a reduction and payment plan before reinstating your license. ([courts.ca.gov](https://courts.ca.gov/programs-initiatives/criminal-justice-services/mycitations-cant-afford-pay-your-ticket/))

### Replace a failing car or switch to cleaner mobility

Clean Cars 4 All (CC4A) offers up to $12,000 to scrap an old car and replace it with a cleaner used/new EV or PHEV, plus up to $2,000 for charging. Districts include South Coast (LA area), Bay Area, San Joaquin Valley, Sacramento, and San Diego. If you don’t live in one of those districts, the statewide Driving Clean Assistance Program (DCAP) offers grants up to $12,000 (with vehicle to scrap) or up to $7,500 (without), plus up to $2,000 for charging and optional low‑interest loans capped at 8% APR. Apply before you buy. ([ww2.arb.ca.gov](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/our-work/programs/clean-cars-4-all/about/))

– **Who should consider this**: If your gas car is breaking down and fuel costs are crushing your budget, take the CC4A/ DCAP eligibility quizzes. The Bay Area CC4A reopened for new applications August 19, 2025—apply early as funds go fast. ([baaqmd.gov](https://www.baaqmd.gov/funding-and-incentives/residents/clean-cars-for-all-/))

– **Mobility option instead of a car**: Many programs let you choose a “mobility option” (e.g., transit passes/e‑bikes) worth up to $7,500 if a car doesn’t pencil out. Compare with your typical monthly costs. ([ww2.arb.ca.gov](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/fact-sheets/clean-cars-4-all/))

What to do if this doesn’t work: Join your district’s waitlist and set calendar reminders to re‑apply when funds refresh. Also check local EV nonprofits and utility programs for smaller rebates. Use *California Climate Investments* pages to follow announcements. ([caclimateinvestments.ca.gov](https://www.caclimateinvestments.ca.gov/clean-cars-4-all/))

## Bike Share, Scooters, and Micromobility Discounts

– **Bay Area**: *Bay Wheels Bike Share for All* costs $5 for the first year and $5/month after, with unlimited 60‑minute classic bike rides and $0.05/min EBike pricing (max $1). Cash options are available; enroll with CalFresh/Lifeline/CARE proof. ([lyft.com](https://www.lyft.com/bikes/bay-wheels/bike-share-for-all/))

– **Los Angeles**: *Metro Bike Share* offers reduced fare passes and LIFE tie‑ins; check current reduced options and ask TAP about pairing with your LIFE benefits. ([bikeshare.metro.net](https://bikeshare.metro.net/))

– **Scooters**: Low‑income riders can enroll in *Lime Access* (discounted rides; qualifying via SNAP/WIC/CARE, etc.) or *Bird Community Pricing/Access* programs in participating cities. Always verify local rates inside the app before riding. ([limeaccess.zendesk.com](https://limeaccess.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/articles/10444768639131-Lime-Access-Program-Overview-Apply-United-States/))

What to do if this doesn’t work: Ask your city DOT about micromobility equity programs like *Mobility Wallet* pilots that preload funds for low‑income residents; Los Angeles ran Mobility Wallet phases with prepaid funds for multiple modes. ([ladot.lacity.gov](https://ladot.lacity.gov/ubm/))

## Paratransit and Door‑to‑Door Services (Disability or Medical Needs)

If you or your child can’t use regular buses/trains because of a disability, you may qualify for ADA paratransit.

– **Los Angeles County**: *Access Services* handles countywide ADA paratransit. Start with an application and in‑person evaluation; call 1‑800‑827‑0829 (TTY 1‑800‑827‑1359) and request accessible formats if needed. ([accessla.org](https://accessla.org/riding_access/gaining_eligibility.html/))

– **San Diego County**: *MTS Access* provides ADA paratransit. As of July 1, 2025, same‑day rides are possible based on availability (fee applies). Call 888‑517‑9627 for eligibility and reservations. ([sdmts.com](https://www.sdmts.com/transit-services/mts-access-paratransit/))

– **San Francisco**: *SF Paratransit* eligibility through the Mobility Management Center at 415‑351‑7000, with visitor eligibility for up to 21 days. ([sfmta.com](https://www.sfmta.com/getting-around/accessibility/paratransit/eligibility-and-registration/))

What to do if this doesn’t work: If denied, ask for the written reason and appeal within the window. Meanwhile, request Medi‑Cal NEMT if medically appropriate, or ask your health plan for temporary transport accommodations to treatment. ([pan.dhcs.ca.gov](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/))

## Child Car Seats: Free Checks and Safety Rules

California law requires rear‑facing restraints under age two (unless child is ≥40 lbs or ≥40 inches) and proper booster use until at least age eight or 4’9”. For free installation checks, contact your local CHP Area Office or the Office of Traffic Safety resources. ([chp.ca.gov](https://www.chp.ca.gov/Programs-Services/Programs/Child-Safety-Seats/))

– **Where to get help**: Book a free seat check through *CHP Child Safety Seats* and learn the basics from *CDPH Car Seat Basics*. If language support is needed, ask the office to arrange interpretation. ([chp.ca.gov](https://www.chp.ca.gov/Programs-Services/Programs/Child-Safety-Seats/))

What to do if this doesn’t work: Ask your county health department about car seat voucher events, and call 211 for upcoming distributions through hospitals or Safe Kids affiliates. Use *CHP* for guidance on the current law if you get conflicting advice. ([chp.ca.gov](https://www.chp.ca.gov/Programs-Services/Programs/Child-Safety-Seats/))

## Roadside Help When Your Car Breaks Down

Dial 511 and say “Freeway Assist” in most metro areas to reach a Freeway Service Patrol truck for non‑emergency help (jump start, a gallon of gas, flat fix, quick tow to a safe spot). In San Diego, call 511 and say “Roadside Assistance” for SANDAG Motorist Aid; average response is about nine minutes during patrol hours. ([511.org](https://511.org/driving/assist/))

What to do if this doesn’t work: If you’re outside patrol hours or outside the service area, call CHP non‑emergency or your auto club. Program both 511 and your *CHP* local number. ([211la.org](https://211la.org/services/Hx0DzDmBzHVLn4LgheKewqjHOAa0xP/highway-patrol/))

## Tables You Can Screenshot

### Quick Choices by Situation

### Medi‑Cal Transport Options

### Big‑City Programs at a Glance

### Car Replacement/Repair Support

### Legal & Insurance Basics

## Documents You’ll Commonly Need

– **Proof of income**: EBT/WIC/CalFresh letter, Medi‑Cal card, or last year’s tax return for LIFE, Clipper START, and Lifeline—verify accepted proofs on program pages. For DCAP/CC4A, have income docs and vehicle title ready. Use *MTC*, *SFMTA*, and *CARB fact sheets* for specifics. ([sfmta.com](https://www.sfmta.com/fares/clipper-start/))

– **ID and residency**: State ID or consular ID; some programs accept alternative docs. For paratransit, you’ll need disability documentation and complete the in‑person evaluation. See *Access Services* and *SF Paratransit* eligibility pages. ([accessla.org](https://accessla.org/riding_access/gaining_eligibility.html/))

– **Appointment details**: For Medi‑Cal trips, provide appointment date/time, clinic address, and your member ID. Keep plan call reference numbers and ask for language services. See *DHCS Transportation* and the *Ombudsman* contacts. ([pan.dhcs.ca.gov](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/))

## Expected Timelines and Waits

– **Transit discounts**: Online approvals for LIFE/Clipper START usually take several business days; benefits often load by the next month. Always check your card/app status and call customer support if benefits don’t appear. See *TAP/Metro* and *MTC* pages. ([lbtm-dev.la-metro-web.net](https://lbtm-dev.la-metro-web.net/about/farecapping/))

– **Medi‑Cal rides**: Non‑urgent bookings often require advance notice; urgent trips can be expedited. If your plan uses a broker (e.g., ModivCare under some plans), ask for “Where’s My Ride” support. See *DHCS* and *Health Net vendor* pages for process details. ([providerlibrary.healthnetcalifornia.com](https://providerlibrary.healthnetcalifornia.com/contacts/health-net-transportation.html/))

– **Car replacement**: CC4A/DCAP funding cycles open and close fast. Approvals can take weeks; vehicle purchase must follow program instructions exactly. Follow your district’s *CC4A* or the *DCAP* portal for status. ([ww2.arb.ca.gov](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/fact-sheets/clean-cars-4-all/))

## Common Mistakes to Avoid

– **Riding without the discount loaded**: Always confirm your LIFE or Clipper START status in the app before boarding. Use *TAP* or the *Clipper app* to verify. ([lbtm-dev.la-metro-web.net](https://lbtm-dev.la-metro-web.net/about/farecapping/))

– **Buying a car before DCAP/CC4A approval**: These aren’t retroactive. Apply and wait for approval and a purchase authorization. Use the *CARB DCAP* or *district CC4A* instructions. ([ww2.arb.ca.gov](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/fact-sheets/driving-clean-assistance-program/))

– **Not asking for language help**: Agencies must provide language access. Ask for interpreters through your *transit agency’s Title VI office* or *Caltrans LEP program* when needed. ([vta.org](https://www.vta.org/programs/title-vi/))

## “Reality Check” — Delays, Denials, and Funding Gaps

> Reality check
> LIFE, Clipper START, and student programs can change enrollment windows and benefits mid‑year. CC4A/DCAP funds can run out in days. Bookmark the *MTC news page* and your district’s *CC4A site*. Call before you spend time applying. ([mtc.ca.gov](https://mtc.ca.gov/news/clipperr-start-makes-bay-area-transit-more-affordable-more-low-income-riders/))

> Reality check
> Medi‑Cal rides depend on appointment type, medical necessity (for NEMT), and available vendors. Keep documentation and ask your clinic to fax medical necessity forms if needed. Use the *Ombudsman* if your plan delays or denies. ([cdii.ca.gov](https://www.cdii.ca.gov/consumer-reports/complaint-data-reports/state-consumer-assistance/dhcs/))

## Troubleshooting: If Your Application Gets Denied

– **Transit discounts**: If denied for LIFE/START, fix the document issue and reapply. Ask *TAP Customer Service* or *MTC Clipper START* about acceptable proofs like EBT or Medi‑Cal. Submit clearer photos. ([taptogo.net](https://www.taptogo.net/LIFE/))

– **Medi‑Cal transportation**: File a plan grievance and request an expedited review. If unresolved, call the *Ombudsman* and consider a Fair Hearing. Keep a log of every call. Use *OPA’s complaint resources* for next steps. ([opa.ca.gov](https://www.opa.ca.gov/FilingComplaints/Medi-CalComplaints/))

– **CC4A/DCAP**: If you’re waitlisted, join email lists and check back weekly. Consider choosing the *Mobility Option* for prepaid transit/e‑bike funds if a car is not viable this cycle. ([ww2.arb.ca.gov](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/fact-sheets/clean-cars-4-all/))

## Quick Reference Cheat Sheet

– **Medical appointments**: Ask plan for NMT/NEMT; save reference number; escalate to *Ombudsman* if needed. Use *DHCS Transportation* page for FFS. ([pan.dhcs.ca.gov](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/))

– **Everyday commuting**: LA—apply LIFE; Bay Area—apply Clipper START; SF—Lifeline monthly; SD—reduced PRONTO or Youth pass. Use apps to confirm discounts. ([taptogo.net](https://www.taptogo.net/LIFE/))

– **Driving legally**: Try CLCA; if ticket debt is blocking, use MyCitations to reduce and get on a payment plan. Call *CDI* with insurance questions. ([mylowcostauto.com](https://www.mylowcostauto.com/get-started/rate-calculator/))

– **Car replacement**: Check CC4A or DCAP; don’t buy first; be ready with income docs, car title, and charger plan. ([ww2.arb.ca.gov](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/fact-sheets/clean-cars-4-all/))

## Application Checklist (screenshot‑friendly)

– [ ] **Photo ID for you and listed family members**: State ID, passport, or consular ID. Use *TAP* or *MTC* lists for acceptable IDs. ([taptogo.net](https://www.taptogo.net/LIFE/))

– [ ] **Proof of income/benefits**: EBT, Medi‑Cal card, CalFresh/CalWORKs letter, or last year’s tax return. Check *Clipper START/Lifeline/LIFE* proof options. ([sfmta.com](https://www.sfmta.com/fares/clipper-start/))

– [ ] **Address proof**: Lease or recent bill. Ask for alternatives if you’re doubled up; *Title VI* teams can help with language access for forms. ([vta.org](https://www.vta.org/programs/title-vi/))

– [ ] **Transit account/app set up**: TAP/PRONTO/Clipper app logins; enable notifications for pass loads. Use *TAP* and *PRONTO* help lines for setup. ([sdmts.com](https://www.sdmts.com/contact/))

– [ ] **Medical ride details (if Medi‑Cal)**: appointment date/time, clinic address, member ID. Save plan call reference numbers; keep *DHCS Ombudsman* number. ([cdii.ca.gov](https://www.cdii.ca.gov/consumer-reports/complaint-data-reports/state-consumer-assistance/dhcs/))

– [ ] **Car program docs (if CC4A/DCAP)**: vehicle title (if scrapping), income proof, DL and insurance, charger plan. Follow *CARB guidance*. ([ww2.arb.ca.gov](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/fact-sheets/clean-cars-4-all/))

## Resources by Region (with local examples)

### Los Angeles County

– **LIFE discounts + student GoPass**: Apply through *TAP LIFE* and ask schools about *GoPass*. For route planning or traffic incidents, save *Go511*. ([taptogo.net](https://www.taptogo.net/LIFE/))

– **ADA paratransit**: *Access Services* applications and evaluations; call 1‑800‑827‑0829; TTY 1‑800‑827‑1359. ([accessla.org](https://accessla.org/riding_access/gaining_eligibility.html/))

– **Charities**: *St. Vincent de Paul of Los Angeles* and *The Salvation Army Southern California* sometimes help with bus fare, gas cards, or emergency travel—funding varies, call ahead. ([svdpla.org](https://svdpla.org/find-assistance/))

### San Francisco Bay Area

– **Clipper START 50% off**: Apply through *MTC*. If you ride Muni daily, compare to *SFMTA Lifeline*. ([mtc.ca.gov](https://mtc.ca.gov/planning/transportation/access-equity-mobility/clipperr-startsm/))

– **Micromobility**: *Bay Wheels Bike Share for All* ($5 first year, then $5/month). Ask libraries about in‑person sign‑ups. ([lyft.com](https://www.lyft.com/bikes/bay-wheels/bike-share-for-all/))

– **Roadside help**: *511 Freeway Assist* and Freeway Service Patrol during peak hours. ([511.org](https://511.org/driving/assist/))

### San Diego County

– **PRONTO reduced fares + Youth free**: Convert your account status online or at the Transit Store; youth ride free through 6/30/2026. ([sdmts.com](https://www.sdmts.com/fares/reduced-fares/))

– **MTS Access paratransit**: Certification and reservations; same‑day rides as of 7/1/2025 based on capacity. ([sdmts.com](https://www.sdmts.com/transit-services/mts-access-paratransit/))

– **Motorist Aid**: *SANDAG 511 Motorist Aid* for roadside help and call boxes. ([sandag.org](https://www.sandag.org/projects-and-programs/roads-and-highways/motorist-aid/))

### Inland Empire (San Bernardino/Riverside)

– **Vanpools if you commute far**: *CalVans* specializes in farmworker and student vanpools; call 1‑866‑655‑5444. Some counties subsidize monthly leases. ([vanclub.net](https://www.vanclub.net/rp2/home/leasingvendor2/))

– **Veterans rides**: DAV van coordinators serve Loma Linda and surrounding counties—call posted numbers to book rides to VA care. ([va.gov](https://www.va.gov/loma-linda-health-care/dav-vans-transportation-for-veterans/))

### Central Valley

– **Clean car funds**: *San Joaquin Valley* participates in CC4A (“Drive Clean in the San Joaquin”). If funding pauses, watch *CARB DCAP* for state‑level help. ([caclimateinvestments.ca.gov](https://www.caclimateinvestments.ca.gov/clean-cars-4-all/))

– **CalWORKs mileage**: Counties vary; confirm your county’s reimbursement rate and request in advance. Use your *county CalWORKs contacts* for specifics. ([cdss.ca.gov](https://www.cdss.ca.gov/calworks/contact/))

### Sacramento Area

– **RydeFreeRT (TK–12)**: Free SacRT rides for youth (2025–26 cycle cards valid 6/1/2025 – 6/30/2026). Pick up at schools or SacRT Customer Service. ([sacrt.com](https://www.sacrt.com/sacrts-rydefreert-program-fare-free-transit-for-youth-grades-tk-12/))

– **Air District CC4A**: Up to $12,000 to replace an old car with a cleaner one—watch the *Sac Metro Air District* updates. ([airquality.org](https://www.airquality.org/SacCleanCars4All/Pages/Useful-Links.aspx/))

### Central Coast and Rural North

– **Language access and Title VI**: If you need large print or translation for transit forms, contact your transit agency’s Title VI office; examples include *VTA Title VI* and *Caltrans LEP*. ([vta.org](https://www.vta.org/programs/title-vi/))

– **County social services**: Apply for CalWORKs transport help; pair with local 211 searches for gas vouchers or bus passes managed by churches and nonprofits. *211 California* maps local 211 providers. ([211ca.org](https://211ca.org/about-211-california-united-ways-resources/))

## Diverse Communities — Targeted Tips and Links

– **LGBTQ+ single mothers**: Ask your AJCC or campus for safety‑aware commute options and late‑night routes. Use *Clipper START* or *LIFE* without fear—benefits are based on income, not identity. For name changes on accounts, ask *TAP* or *MTC* support. ([mtc.ca.gov](https://mtc.ca.gov/news/clipperr-start-program-offers-discounts-transit/))

– **Single mothers with disabilities or disabled children**: Apply for *ADA paratransit* and request accessible formats. Use *Medi‑Cal NEMT* for wheelchair/gurney needs. Ask CHPs for car seat checks tailored to special needs. TTY users can request service through agency TTY lines or California Relay 711. ([accessla.org](https://accessla.org/riding_access/gaining_eligibility.html/))

– **Veteran single mothers**: Use *DAV Transportation Network* for free rides to VA care and file for *VA Beneficiary Travel* mileage at $0.415/mi (deductibles apply). Keep DD‑214 and VA appointment proofs ready. ([dav.org](https://www.dav.org/get-help-now/medical-transportation/))

– **Immigrant/refugee single moms**: Public transit discounts like *Clipper START*, *LIFE*, and paratransit eligibility don’t require citizenship. If language is a barrier, ask the Title VI office or *Caltrans LEP* for interpretation. Avoid predatory “transport brokers”—use official plan numbers on your Medi‑Cal card. ([dot.ca.gov](https://dot.ca.gov/programs/civil-rights/limited-english-proficiency/))

– **Tribal‑specific resources**: Some Air District and DCAP implementations prioritize disadvantaged communities; if you live on or near tribal lands, ask about priority status in *CC4A/DCAP*. Check your county *AJCC* for subsidized vanpools to seasonal work. ([ww2.arb.ca.gov](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/fact-sheets/driving-clean-assistance-program/))

– **Rural single moms with limited access**: Consider *CalVans* or employer vanpools; ask about subsidies through COGs or air districts. Combine with *CLCA* to keep insurance affordable. Use *511 Freeway Assist* where available if you get stranded. ([countyofkingsca.gov](https://www.countyofkingsca.gov/departments/outside-agencies/calvans/share-the-ride/))

– **Single fathers**: All programs here are gender‑neutral. Fathers can use *LIFE*, *Clipper START*, *Medi‑Cal NMT/NEMT*, *MyCitations*, and *CLCA* the same way. Share benefits within your household as allowed. ([taptogo.net](https://www.taptogo.net/LIFE/))

– **Language access**: Ask for large print, braille, or translated applications at transit and health plan offices. Title VI requires meaningful access; see examples from *VTA Title VI* and *California High‑Speed Rail Title VI* programs. ([vta.org](https://www.vta.org/programs/title-vi/))

## Local Organizations, Charities, Churches, and Support Groups

– **2‑1‑1 referrals**: Start with *211 California*—advisors can connect you to gas vouchers, bus tokens, taxi scrip for seniors/disabled, and charity repair help. Use text 898211 in supported counties. ([211ca.org](https://211ca.org/about-211-california-united-ways-resources/))

– **St. Vincent de Paul (LA area)**: Conferences assist with case‑by‑case needs (bus fare, gas, rides to appointments) depending on funds. Call 888‑552‑7872 for LA, Ventura, Santa Barbara. ([svdpla.org](https://svdpla.org/find-assistance/))

– **The Salvation Army SoCal**: Family Services sites may offer emergency transportation aid alongside rent/utilities help; call your nearest Corps from the SoCal directory. ([socal.salvationarmy.org](https://socal.salvationarmy.org/southern-california/family-services/))

## County‑Specific Variations Worth Noting

– **Santa Clara County CalWORKs**: $0.70/mile mileage reimbursement as of Jan 1, 2025 when transit isn’t reasonable; advances for monthly passes must be issued 7 business days before month‑end when requested. ([stgenssa.sccgov.org](https://stgenssa.sccgov.org/debs/program_handbooks/cwes/assets/00Updates/Updates2025/CWES_Update_25-02.htm/))

– **San Francisco**: Lifeline passes remain valid with monthly sticker; expired cards accepted through December 2025 with valid sticker. Use 311 for assistance. ([sfmta.com](https://www.sfmta.com/lifeline-low-income-pass/))

– **San Diego**: Youth free rides extended through June 30, 2026; re‑verify eligibility dates for reduced PRONTO cards per MTS notices. ([sdmts.com](https://www.sdmts.com/fares/youth-opportunity-pass-program/))

## Question‑Based Tips That Match Real Searches

### How do I get a Medi‑Cal ride this week for prenatal care?

Call your plan’s Member Services and request NMT; if you’re fee‑for‑service, email DHCSNMT@dhcs.ca.gov to start coordination. If denied or delayed, call the *Ombudsman* at 1‑888‑452‑8609. See the *DHCS Transportation* page for specifics. ([pan.dhcs.ca.gov](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/))

### What’s the fastest way to cut my bus and train costs in LA?

Apply for *LIFE* online, choose the 20 free rides each month, and let Metro’s fare caps do the rest. If you’re a student, get *GoPass* from your school for unlimited free rides. Contact TAP Customer Service at 1‑866‑827‑8646 for activation issues. ([lbtm-dev.la-metro-web.net](https://lbtm-dev.la-metro-web.net/about/farecapping/))

### Can I get 50% off Bay Area transit if I’m on EBT?

Yes—*Clipper START* accepts EBT, Medi‑Cal, county letters, or taxes as proof. It’s now 50% off on all Clipper agencies. Apply online and load the discount to your Clipper. ([mtc.ca.gov](https://mtc.ca.gov/news/clipperr-start-makes-bay-area-transit-more-affordable-more-low-income-riders/))

### How do I stop a license problem caused by ticket debt?

Use the statewide *MyCitations* tool to ask the court for a reduction, payment plan, or community service. Many users get real reductions; the program is active statewide. ([courts.ca.gov](https://courts.ca.gov/programs-initiatives/criminal-justice-services/mycitations-cant-afford-pay-your-ticket/))

### Is there help replacing my old car if I can’t afford repairs?

Check *Clean Cars 4 All* in your air district or the statewide *DCAP*. Max awards reach $12,000 plus $2,000 for charging, with mobility options if a car isn’t best. Apply before buying. ([ww2.arb.ca.gov](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/fact-sheets/clean-cars-4-all/))

### Where can I get a safe car seat and an installation check?

Book a free check at your local *CHP Area Office* and review *CDPH Car Seat Basics* for the law and fit tips. Ask for interpreters if needed. ([chp.ca.gov](https://www.chp.ca.gov/Programs-Services/Programs/Child-Safety-Seats/))

### What’s the emergency roadside number if I break down on the freeway?

Dial 511 and say “Freeway Assist” (Bay Area and other metros) or “Roadside Assistance” in San Diego. You’ll reach *Freeway Service Patrol*. Use CHP for emergencies. ([511.org](https://511.org/driving/assist/))

### Are there free rides for VA medical appointments?

Yes—use the *DAV Transportation Network* for free van rides to VA facilities and file *VA Beneficiary Travel* for mileage reimbursement at $0.415/mile (deductibles apply). ([dav.org](https://www.dav.org/get-help-now/medical-transportation/))

### Is there a safe way to try scooters or bikes at low cost?

Enroll in *Bike Share for All* (Bay Area) or ask *Metro Bike Share* about reduced passes. For scooters, check *Lime Access* or *Bird Community Pricing*. Always verify rates in your city. ([lyft.com](https://www.lyft.com/bikes/bay-wheels/bike-share-for-all/))

### Where do I report problems with my Medi‑Cal health plan?

Start with plan Member Services and file a grievance. If no resolution, call the *Medi‑Cal Managed Care Ombudsman* at 1‑888‑452‑8609. Use *OPA’s complaint resources* as a guide. ([cdii.ca.gov](https://www.cdii.ca.gov/consumer-reports/complaint-data-reports/state-consumer-assistance/dhcs/))

## What to Do When Nothing Seems to Work

– Call 211 and ask for transportation assistance specifically; let them search for bus tokens, gas cards, or taxi scrip in your ZIP code. Use *211 California* to reach your local 211 provider. ([211ca.org](https://211ca.org/about-211-california-united-ways-resources/))

– Ask your clinic social worker to call your Medi‑Cal plan with you on the line to arrange NMT/NEMT. Bring appointment letters and your plan ID. Use the *DHCS Transportation* page for backup. ([pan.dhcs.ca.gov](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/))

– Visit your AJCC and request supportive services for transit or gas tied to job search or training. Show your schedule and childcare plan. Use the *EDD AJCC* portal to locate a center. ([edd.ca.gov](https://edd.ca.gov/en/jobs_and_training/TCLobby/))

## Spanish Summary — Resumen en Español (traducción generada con herramientas de IA)

Este resumen ofrece pasos rápidos para madres solteras en California.
Use *Transporte de Medi‑Cal* para viajes médicos (NMT/NEMT) llamando al número de su tarjeta o al *Ombudsman de Medi‑Cal* 1‑888‑452‑8609. Revise la página de *DHCS Transportation* para más detalles y ayuda si tiene Medi‑Cal sin plan administrado. Para descuentos de transporte público, en Los Ángeles pida *LIFE*; en el Área de la Bahía use *Clipper START* (50% de descuento); en San Francisco pida *Muni Lifeline*; en San Diego use *PRONTO* y la *Youth Opportunity Pass*. Si necesita reemplazar su carro viejo, revise *Clean Cars 4 All* o *Driving Clean Assistance Program (DCAP)* antes de comprar. Para seguros baratos, pruebe *California Low Cost Auto (CLCA)*. Si no puede pagar una multa de tráfico, use *MyCitations* para pedir una reducción o plan de pagos. Llame al 211 o visite *211 California* para opciones locales (vales de gasolina, pases de autobús, etc.). ([cdii.ca.gov](https://www.cdii.ca.gov/consumer-reports/complaint-data-reports/state-consumer-assistance/dhcs/))

## About This Guide

Compiled by the ASingleMother.org Editorial Team.

This guide uses official sources including:

– *Department of Health Care Services (Medi‑Cal Transportation and Ombudsman)*. ([pan.dhcs.ca.gov](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/))

– *Metropolitan Transportation Commission — Clipper START and Freeway Service Patrol*. ([mtc.ca.gov](https://mtc.ca.gov/planning/transportation/access-equity-mobility/clipperr-startsm/))

– *San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency — Lifeline and Clipper START*. ([sfmta.com](https://www.sfmta.com/lifeline-low-income-pass/))

– *San Diego MTS/PRONTO — reduced fares, Youth Opportunity Pass, and MTS Access*. ([sdmts.com](https://www.sdmts.com/fares/fare-chart/))

– *California Department of Insurance — CLCA and 2025 liability limit changes*. ([insurance.ca.gov](https://www.insurance.ca.gov/0400-news/0102-alerts/2025/New-Year-Means-New-Changes-for-Insurance.cfm/))

– *California Air Resources Board — Clean Cars 4 All and Driving Clean Assistance Program*. ([ww2.arb.ca.gov](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/fact-sheets/clean-cars-4-all/))

– *Judicial Branch of California — MyCitations Ability‑to‑Pay*. ([courts.ca.gov](https://courts.ca.gov/programs-initiatives/criminal-justice-services/mycitations-cant-afford-pay-your-ticket/))

– *California 211 / United Ways — statewide 211 directory*. ([211ca.org](https://211ca.org/about-211-california-united-ways-resources/))

– *Access Services LA, SF Paratransit, MTS Access* for ADA eligibility and contacts. ([accessla.org](https://accessla.org/riding_access/gaining_eligibility.html/))

– *CHP / CDPH / OTS* for child seat laws and inspections. ([chp.ca.gov](https://www.chp.ca.gov/Programs-Services/Programs/Child-Safety-Seats/))

– *DAV / VA* for veterans’ transportation and mileage reimbursement. ([dav.org](https://www.dav.org/get-help-now/medical-transportation/))

**Last verified September 2025, next review April January 2026.**
Please note that despite our careful verification process, errors may still occur — email info@asinglemother.org with corrections and we respond within 72 hours.

## Disclaimer

This guide provides general information for California residents and is not legal, medical, or financial advice. Program eligibility and benefits change; always confirm with official agencies such as *DHCS*, *local transit operators*, or the *California Department of Insurance*. Your results will vary by county, funding, and personal situation. ([pan.dhcs.ca.gov](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/))

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Learn more:
1. [Transportation](https://pan.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/Transportation.aspx/)
2. [LIFE](https://www.taptogo.net/LIFE/)
3. [Rate Calculator – California’s Low Cost Insurance](https://www.mylowcostauto.com/get-started/rate-calculator/)
4. [DHCS – CDII](https://www.cdii.ca.gov/consumer-reports/complaint-data-reports/state-consumer-assistance/dhcs/)
5. [Clipper® START℠ | Metropolitan Transportation Commission](https://mtc.ca.gov/planning/transportation/access-equity-mobility/clipperr-startsm/)
6. [Contact | San Diego Metropolitan Transit System](https://www.sdmts.com/contact/)
7. [What is 211 California? United Ways of California’s 211 Support](https://211ca.org/about-211-california-united-ways-resources/)
8. [New Year Means New Changes for Insurance, Make Sure You are Protected](https://www.insurance.ca.gov/0400-news/0102-alerts/2025/New-Year-Means-New-Changes-for-Insurance.cfm/)
9. [GoPass for K-12 and Community College Students – LA Metro](https://lbtm-dev.la-metro-web.net/riding/fares/gopass/)
10. [Fare Capping on Metro – LA Metro](https://lbtm-dev.la-metro-web.net/about/farecapping/)
11. [Weekly Update: January 30, 2025 | Los Angeles Department of Transportation](https://ladot.lacity.gov/dotnews/weekly-update-january-30-2025/)
12. [Clipper® START Makes Bay Area Transit More Affordable for More Low-Income Riders | Metropolitan Transportation Commission](https://mtc.ca.gov/news/clipperr-start-makes-bay-area-transit-more-affordable-more-low-income-riders/)
13. [Clipper START | SFMTA](https://www.sfmta.com/fares/clipper-start/)
14. [Clipper® START Program Offers Discounts on Transit | Metropolitan Transportation Commission](https://mtc.ca.gov/news/clipperr-start-program-offers-discounts-transit/)
15. [Lifeline Pass | SFMTA](https://www.sfmta.com/lifeline-low-income-pass/)
16. [Bikeshare for All | Lyft](https://www.lyft.com/bikes/bay-wheels/bike-share-for-all/)
17. [PRONTO – Reloadable Fare Card | San Diego Metropolitan Transit System](https://www.sdmts.com/fares/pronto/)
18. [MTS Access – Paratransit | San Diego Metropolitan Transit System](https://www.sdmts.com/transit-services/mts-access-paratransit/)
19. [Health Net Transportation Vendors](https://providerlibrary.healthnetcalifornia.com/contacts/health-net-transportation.html/)
20. [Office of the Patient Advocate – State of California](https://www.opa.ca.gov/FilingComplaints/Medi-CalComplaints/)
21. [CWES Update 25-02: Increase in Mileage Reimbursement Rate](https://stgenssa.sccgov.org/debs/program_handbooks/cwes/assets/00Updates/Updates2025/CWES_Update_25-02.htm/)
22. [CalWORKS](https://www.cdss.ca.gov/calworks/contact/)
23. [America’s Job Center of California](https://edd.ca.gov/en/jobs_and_training/TCLobby/)
24. [FAQ – California’s Low Cost Insurance](https://www.mylowcostauto.com/faq/)
25. [MyCitations – Can’t afford to pay your ticket? | Judicial Branch of California](https://courts.ca.gov/programs-initiatives/criminal-justice-services/mycitations-cant-afford-pay-your-ticket/)
26. [Clean Cars 4 All | California Air Resources Board](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/our-work/programs/clean-cars-4-all/about/)
27. [Clean Cars for All](https://www.baaqmd.gov/funding-and-incentives/residents/clean-cars-for-all-/)
28. [Clean Cars 4 All | California Air Resources Board](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/fact-sheets/clean-cars-4-all/)
29. [Clean Cars 4 All — California Climate Investments](https://www.caclimateinvestments.ca.gov/clean-cars-4-all/)
30. [Metro Bike Share – LA’s Bike Share](https://bikeshare.metro.net/)
31. [Lime Access Program Overview & Apply – United States – Help Centre](https://limeaccess.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/articles/10444768639131-Lime-Access-Program-Overview-Apply-United-States/)
32. [Universal Basic Mobility Program | Los Angeles Department of Transportation](https://ladot.lacity.gov/ubm/)
33. [Paratransit Eligibility – Access Services : ASI](https://accessla.org/riding_access/gaining_eligibility.html/)
34. [Eligibility and Registration | SFMTA](https://www.sfmta.com/getting-around/accessibility/paratransit/eligibility-and-registration/)
35. [Child Safety Seats](https://www.chp.ca.gov/Programs-Services/Programs/Child-Safety-Seats/)
36. [511 Freeway Assist | 511.org](https://511.org/driving/assist/)
37. [| 211LA](https://211la.org/services/Hx0DzDmBzHVLn4LgheKewqjHOAa0xP/highway-patrol/)
38. [Youth Opportunity Pass Program | San Diego Metropolitan Transit System](https://www.sdmts.com/fares/youth-opportunity-pass-program/)
39. [Driving Clean Assistance Program | California Air Resources Board](https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/fact-sheets/driving-clean-assistance-program/)
40. [Title VI | VTA](https://www.vta.org/programs/title-vi/)
41. [Find Assistance – St. Vincent de Paul of Los Angeles](https://svdpla.org/find-assistance/)
42. [Reduced Fares | San Diego Metropolitan Transit System](https://www.sdmts.com/fares/reduced-fares/)
43. [SANDAG – Motorist Aid](https://www.sandag.org/projects-and-programs/roads-and-highways/motorist-aid/)
44. [VanClub |](https://www.vanclub.net/rp2/home/leasingvendor2/)
45. [DAV Vans: Transportation For Veterans | VA Loma Linda Health Care | Veterans Affairs](https://www.va.gov/loma-linda-health-care/dav-vans-transportation-for-veterans/)
46. [SacRT’s RydeFreeRT Program: Fare-Free Transit for Youth Grades TK-12 – SacRT](https://www.sacrt.com/sacrts-rydefreert-program-fare-free-transit-for-youth-grades-tk-12/)
47. [Resources](https://www.airquality.org/SacCleanCars4All/Pages/Useful-Links.aspx/)
48. [Free VA Transportation for Veterans | DAV](https://www.dav.org/get-help-now/medical-transportation/)
49. [Limited English Proficiency (LEP) | Caltrans](https://dot.ca.gov/programs/civil-rights/limited-english-proficiency/)
50. [CalVans Vanpool | Kings County](https://www.countyofkingsca.gov/departments/outside-agencies/calvans/share-the-ride/)
51. [Family Services – Southern California Division](https://socal.salvationarmy.org/southern-california/family-services/)
52. [Fare Chart | San Diego Metropolitan Transit System](https://www.sdmts.com/fares/fare-chart/)

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