Route numbers and letters shown in parenthesis are connecting accessible routes. The ADA requires all transit companies to provide comparable service for individuals who are functionally unable to use fixed-route transportation for some or all of their mobility needs because of their disability. Registered patrons may use this service for any trip within the City of Philadelphia and to any location in the surrounding counties within three miles of the City's border. Cost for the program is underwritten, in part, by the Lottery Fund of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. Having a disability does not automatically make a person eligible.
Service is provided by contract carriers within the City of Philadelphia and each suburban county.
Each carrier is responsible for providing rides to customers, training drivers and maintaining vehicles. In addition, suburban carriers are responsible for taking reservations, scheduling rides, and monitoring service within their individual counties. CCT functions as the administrator of accessible services overseeing the suburban and city contracts. Presently, both groups meet one-day a month to discuss accessible service issues relevant to their particular programs. The SRP Advisory Board meets the last Monday of each month.