Find transportation services near you

In Mississauga and the Peel Region, older adults (65 +) already represent 14.7% of the population (Statistics Canada) — and over the past decade the number of seniors has jumped by approximately 56.5% (2011-2021). As our community of older adults grows, access to reliable transportation becomes even more important for keeping medical appointments, essential errands and social outings within reach.

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Need help finding the right program or service?

The Seniors Navigation Portal team is here to help connect you to the right transportation service. If your address is outside of the service area, please use the search on this page.

What types of transportation services are available?

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Grocery & Shopping Bus

Door to door transportation to and from a local shopping destination with assistance loading groceries.

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Rides & Transportation

Access medical appointments, and essential services through our transportation programs. Accompaniment and accessible transportation may be available. 

REQUESTING TRANSPORTATION

How it works.

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View Available Respite Services

Enter your address to view services that are available in your home or nearby in your community.

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Select Your Service 

Select the services to see more information or to request an appointment if that option is available.

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Schedule Appointment

Some services may allow you to book online, right from the search, and even choose an appointment time. Once you have filled out the form the provider will reach out to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I know if I am eligible for Transportation?

    Older adults, seniors (typically 55+ or 65+ depending on the agency), and adults with disabilities may qualify for Transportation Programs. Eligibility often depends on whether you are able to use public transit or if you require door-to-door assistance. Availability and specific criteria may vary based on your location and the service provider.

  • Do these programs cost money?

    Yes, most transportation services charge a fee. Rates vary by provider—some charge a flat rate (e.g., for local trips) while others charge per kilometer. 


    However, fees are often subsidized for seniors and are generally lower than private taxi services. If cost is a barrier, ask the provider if you qualify for financial subsidies or reduced rates.

  • How far can I travel with a transportation service?

    Every effort is made to meet your service needs. Please contact your local service provider to make your request. 

  • Can vehicles accommodate my walker or wheelchair?

    It is important to tell the provider about your mobility needs when you book your ride.


    • Volunteer Driver Programs often use personal cars and can typically only accommodate foldable walkers (clients must be able to transfer into the car independently).
    • Accessible Van Services (like TransHelp or agency vans) are equipped with lifts or ramps for wheelchairs. Always clarify what equipment you are bringing to ensure the right vehicle is sent.