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Guaranteed Ride Home Program

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Good News! If you normally walk, bike, carpool, vanpool, or take a bus to work, you no longer have to worry about getting home in case of an emergency. Under Kitsap Transit's Guaranteed Ride Home (GRH) Program, you can get a free ride home by an authorized transportation provider, and Kitsap Transit will pay the fare!

Who's eligible?

To be eligible for a free Guaranteed Ride Home when an emergency strikes:

When can a Guaranteed Ride Home be used?

You may get a Guaranteed Ride Home if:

The Guaranteed Ride Home Program is designed for EMERGENCIES. A Guaranteed Ride Home may not be used for personal errands, prescheduled overtime or appointments, pre-planned medical appointments, business-related travel, working late with at least one day's prior notice, working late without a supervisor's request, trips to the hospital in place of ambulance service (for injury or illness), trips to a doctors or hospital resulting from an on-the-job injury, or non-emergency side trips. A Guaranteed Ride Home is not available in the event of a major area disaster.

What do I do when I have an emergency and need a ride?

When you have an emergency and need a Guaranteed Ride Home, you simply contact your ETC.  Your ETC will call Kitsap Transit's authorized transportation provider. The transportation provider will complete a Kitsap Transit Guaranteed Ride Home voucher and take you home. It's that simple.

Kitsap Transit will pay for the entire cost of a Guaranteed Ride Home trip that originates in Kitsap County, including the portion of the trip into Jefferson, Mason, or Pierce County. Kitsap Transit will not pay for the cost of a ferry ride or any portion of a trip into King County. Tips are discretionary and will not be paid by Kitsap Transit.


Updated: August 17, 2004
Phone: (360) 373-2877 or 1-800-501-RIDE

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