People with special transportation needs are defined in state law as people, including their attendants, who because of physical or mental disability, income status, or age, are unable to transport themselves or purchase transportation. [47.06B.012 RCW]

Coordinated Transit-Human Services Plan

The Coordinated Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan outlines how transit agencies, social service agencies, school districts, and other transportation providers can most efficiently and effectively work together to improve regional mobility for individuals with special transportation needs throughout King, Kitsap, Pierce, and Snohomish counties. The 2011-2014 Coordinated Transit Human Services Plan was adopted by PSRC’s General Assembly on May 20, 2010.

2011-2014 Coordinated Transit Human Services Plan, Executive Summary & Chapters 1-5
Appendix A: Glossary
Appendix B: Plan Update Methodology
Appendix C: Inventory of Services
Appendix D: Transportation 2040 Environmental Justice Analysis
Appendix E, Section 1: Major Destinations & Employment Densities
Appendix E, Section 2: Demographics
Appendix F: SMART Corridors
Appendix G: Public Comments
Appendix H: Regional Reduced Fare Permit
Appendix I: JARC & New Freedom 2006-08 Summary
Appendix J: Coordinated Transportation Examples

To order print copies of plan see PSRC Publication order form

Support for Local and Regional Coalitions and Plans

King County Coordinated Transportation Coalition (KCCTC)
— KCCTC Coordinated Special Needs Transportation Plan (2006)
— Coordinated Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan (2010 update)

Pierce County Coordinated Transportation Coalition (PCCTC)
— PCCTC Coordinated Transportation Plan

Snohomish County Special Needs Transportation Coalition (SNOTRAC)
SNOTRAC Special Needs Transportation 5 Year Strategic Plan – 2009-2014

Sound Transit
— United We Ride In Puget Sound