Ask for a ride.Nine questions to book medical transportation anywhere in the Minneapolis metro — wheelchair or walking, one way or both. Then a person calls you back to confirm the fare and hold the slot. Everything else gets asked on that call.
No account, no card, and no price gate — the rates are already printed. Booking ahead holds the slot you want; same-day works when the schedule allows.
Three things worth knowing first.
Including the one that costs you money. We would rather print it here than surprise you with it.
- 3 free
Up to 3 additional riders come along at no extra charge. A spouse, an adult child, whoever is going with you — it does not change the fare.
- 10% late
Changes and cancellations are free until an hour before pickup. Inside that hour it is 10% of the fare. One call moves a booking.
- Extra stops
A pharmacy on the way home is fine, but it has to be agreed before the ride starts so the price is set in advance. Ask on the confirmation call.
Rather just say it out loud?
The phone is still the fastest way to book — a person answers, quotes the fare off the published card and holds the slot before you hang up. 7am–7pm daily, earlier by arrangement.
Have these ready
- The pickup address, and the clinic or building you are going to.
- The date and the appointment time.
- Wheelchair or ambulatory, and whether the chair is yours.
- Whether the driver should wait, or come back for you later.