No appointment required.Senior and accessible transportation for errands and outings across the Twin Cities — groceries, the pharmacy, church, a wedding, a family table. Open to anyone. $50 base plus $2.50 a mile.

Outings are open to anyone — you do not need to be an existing client, and there is no medical anything required. Groceries, church, a birthday table: call and it is booked.

The driver parks and waits, then takes you home — the same Wait & Return that covers appointments covers the grocery run, billed pickup to drop-off.

Wheelchair or walking, one guest or four — family gatherings, services and celebrations are ordinary bookings at the ordinary rates.

Seven days a week, 7am–7pm daily, earlier by arrangement. Weekends, and any ride outside 7am–7pm daily, add 25% to the fare; holidays add 50%. A $105 wheelchair run is $131.25 on a Saturday and $157.50 on Christmas — printed here rather than sprung on the phone. A holiday that falls on a weekend takes the 50% only, never both.

Take the 5-mile church run: there and back, base fare once, is $75 for the morning, and the same morning with the driver parked is $100 an hour, pickup to drop-off. The wait passes the round trip at about forty-five minutes door to door — shorter than that and waiting is cheaper, longer and two trips are. We work out both on the call.

The mall, a museum, a ball game, a restaurant across town: an outing is priced off the same card as every medical run — $50 base plus $2.50 a mile walking, $75 plus $3 in the ramp van. Say whether you want the driver to wait or to come back for you.

Loaded at the store, out again at your building, and carried to your own door with you — not left in the hall. Door through door means the shopping as well as the rider.

Have her address, the time, where she is going, and whether she walks or uses a chair. One call covers it, the fare is confirmed before anything is held, and she does not need to be on the phone. A standing Saturday works the same way as a one-off.

Grandchildren, a neighbor, a friend from the building — up to 3 additional riders travel at no extra charge, in the same van, on the same booking. One fare covers the car-load.

A wedding in St. Cloud, a reunion in Rochester, a funeral in Duluth. The base fare and the per-mile rate are the ordinary ones at any distance; each loaded mile past the first 15 adds $1 — the four long runs are priced out on the long-distance page.

Coverage of any kind stops at rides to medical appointments; a grocery run is nobody's benefit. It is $50 base plus $2.50 a mile walking, at the same printed card as everything else we run.

Plymouth, Maple Grove, Brooklyn Park, Minnetonka, St. Louis Park, Edina, Golden Valley, New Hope, Champlin, Coon Rapids, Blaine and Elk River are among the 16 cities on the daily map; the seven-county metro is the stated one. Pickup is at your address in any of them, and the fare is measured from where you get in.

Inside that hour it is 10% of the fare. Weather turns and plans change — tell us as soon as you know and it costs nothing.