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Cobb seniors may get free bus passes

While supplies last, certain Cobb residents, who are at least age 55, may qualify for free bus passes to medical appointments. (Courtesy of Cobb County)
While supplies last, certain Cobb residents, who are at least age 55, may qualify for free bus passes to medical appointments. (Courtesy of Cobb County)
By Carolyn Cunningham
July 12, 2019

Cobb residents, who are 55 years or older, may qualify for free bus passes to go to medical appointments.

While available, the bus passes can be used to assist with the cost of riding the local CobbLinc, ParaTransit and FLEX bus service.

Eligibility requirements are:

  • Cobb County resident
  • Must be 55 years and older
  • Must have a valid Georgia state-issued ID
  • Provide proof of residency with bill in your name (lease/rent, mortgage statement or utility bill)
  • Must be actively riding CobbLinc, FLEX or ParaTransit service
  • Must have a valid paratransit ID
  • Must not have received assistance within the last 12 months

Bus passes are available only from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays at Cobb Senior Services, 150 Powder Springs St., Suite 100, Marietta.

Information: 770-528-5364 or CobbCounty.org/public-services/news/need-help-transportation

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