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Dial-a-Ride

Frequently Asked Questions

Q:  How does it work?
A:  Just pick up your telephone and dial 265-6611. Tell the dispatcher where you want to be picked up and where you want to go. The dispatcher will send a bus to pick you up. A “standing order” for service at the same time every day can also be booked with only one call to the DART office.

Q:  Who can use Dial-A-Ride and When?
A:  Anyone, any age, who is able to travel can use DART. Buses will operate on this schedule:

  • Monday – Friday, 6:00am - 5:30pm
  • We ask that you allow 30 – 45 minutes for the bus to arrive.

Some hints for using DART

  • Please place your calls one hour in advance. Keep your conversation with the dispatcher short. He will be busy.
  • Many people will be using the service. You may make several stops before arriving at your destination, so plan for a slightly longer ride on the bus than you would expect in a car.
  • Because other people are waiting, passengers are responsible for carrying their own packages from store to bus and from bus to home.
  • An escort must accompany all wheelchair riders. Please feel free to call 265-6611, anytime during the hours of operation.

Q: How much does it cost?
A:  Within the city limits of Adrian:

  • Regular Fare - $2.00
  • Senior Citizens (62 & over) & Handicapped - $1.00
  • Newborn to 1 yr. old - Free
  • 1 yr. to 5 yrs. Old - $1.00
  • Over 5 yrs. Old - $2.00
  • Any Child Alone - $2.00
  • Area outside of city limits is double fare.

Ticket books may be purchased at Adrian City Hall, our dispatch center or from the bus driver for $20.00.

Q:  Can a bus be flagged down?
A:  “Hail stops” and “walk on” customers will also be accommodated, but the option of which vehicle will carry the passenger is left to the dispatcher.

NOTE: For the convenience of all, smoking is not allowed on board DART vehicles.

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