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(Courtesy of Chinatown Community Development Center)
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Chinatown/Downtown
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Market St.
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Please note: maps are large and may make some time to download.
Information on accessible transportation in the Bay Area and rights for the disabled under the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA).
The Regional Transit Connection Discount Card Program (RTC) is a regional identification card program for seniors and disabled persons and recognized by Bay Area transit agencies for discount fare programs.
example of an RTC Card.
The broker providing script taxi and accessible van access in San Francisco, with forms to sign up for service.
Brokers providing accessible service to areas served by Alameda-Contra Costa County Transit (AC Transit) and Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART).
Lists taxi cab company phone numbers with accessible vans
Applications for a Disabled Placard are made through the Department of Motor Vehicles. Two types of placards are available in California. A temporary placard is good for up to six (6) months. A permenant placard is renewable every other year.
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a blue permenant placard
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Information about parking at colored curbs in California.
A listing of blue zone parking in San Francisco, compiled from the Department of Parking and Traffic website.
Contains information on laws and regulations for people with disabilities.
Listing of paratransit services available by region, with telephone numbers.
Listing of accessible transportation services throughout Alameda County
A national transportation advocacy group for persons with disabilities. This website provides resources to educate people with disabilities on transportation accessibility and advocacy.
A pedestrian safety advocacy group for San Francisco
