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Accessible Transportation/Services How to Apply for Accessible Transportation Services The Mountain Line Transit Authority West Virginia University students, faculty and staff can utilize the Mountain Line Transit Authority buses for free local transportation by showing a valid WVU ID to the driver when boarding the bus. The need for this service, which is free to students, may be for a temporary disability, such as a broken leg from a skiing accident, or from long term or permanent disabilities. Mountain Line operates from 6:00 a.m. through 12:00pm midnight, Monday through Saturday. Service hours are extended on the Campus evening route until 2:50 a.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday while classes are in session during the fall and spring semesters. In order to request this service, students must complete a one time Call and Ride Application and submit it to the Mountain Line Transit Authority by email to assist@busride.org for consideration. Another option is to register on line at http://www.busride.org. After the application has been approved students are notified in writing or by email. Once approved, students may call 291-7433 (291-RIDE) as little as fifteen minutes before the desired pickup time to request a deviated pick up from a fixed route schedule. Please see http://www.busride.org for ride schedules and more information. West Virginia University's Accessibility Vans The WVU Accessibility Service provides transportation to and from classes for students with mobility impairments who live on campus or within Morgantown city limits. This transportation service is available only to students with documented disabilities that require assistance with transportation. This service will provide rides to and from class only and will not cover social, extracurricular, or medical activities. To qualify a student must contact the Office of Disability Services at 293-6700 and provide appropriate documentation consisting of a note from a physician on letterhead stating that 1) accessible transportation is needed 2) for what reason, and 3) for how long. Once documentation is approved, students can arrange for transportation to and from class on a daily or weekly basis by calling WVU's Accessibility Service at (304) 293-7278. |
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West Virginia University provides accessible transportation services either on a temporary or permanent basis. Transportation is available to and from campus and throughout the Morgantown community through Mountain Line Transit Authority's Deviated Route System.