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  1. Allows individuals with a qualifying disability to request a refund (up to $500 each calendar year) of the provincial motor fuel tax. Eligible individuals must be 16 years or older; be the registered owner or lessee of a vehicle or have an ownership interest i...
  2. Offers a variety of services to ensure people with disabilities, seniors, and new immigrants are comfortable and confident when using public transit. Provides practice training sessions at the Vancouver Transit Centre on how to board and exit a bus using a mob...
  3. Offers a variety of services to clients with permanent physical, sensory, or cognitive disabilities who require assistance to use the conventional public transit system. The Station Assistance service provides an attendant to be available to assist customers, ...
  4. Provides paratransit services for any person ages 12 and up with a physical (temporary or permanent), sensory, or cognitive disability who is unable to use the regular transit system without assistance; shared-ride service. Walkers, wheelchairs, scooters, and ...
  5. The Bus Pass Program provides bus passes to eligible seniors and Persons with Disabilities (PWD). Passes can be used in communities served by BC Transit or TransLink; HandyDart is not included. Low-Income Seniors pay a $45 non-refundable annual fee and must me...
  6. A supplement may be provided to BCEA recipients of income assistance, hardship assistance, or disability assistance who have no other resources to cover necessary moving, transportation, and living expenses. The recipient requires ministry approval before incu...
  7. Provides transportation to medical and non-medical appointments such as shopping and social excursions for anyone in North Okanagan area. Services include assistance with vehicle entry/exit, and space for a personal attendant. Can accommodate a walker, wheelch...