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If you're enrolled in a middle or high school in Battle Ground, Camas, Evergreen, Ridgefield, Vancouver or Washougal school district--or if you go to Washington State School for the Blind or Washington School for the Deaf--you can get a stickler called a Youth Opportunity Pass from your school or district office to put on your student ID that will let you ride C-Tran for free, year-round.

For students who are home-schooled, attending a private school, or youth who are not enrolled in school, consent forms are available for download here. Once completed, you can visit a C-TRAN Customer Service Office to receive your YOP card. For your convenience, consent forms are also available at the C-TRAN Customer Service Office. 

Bike-to-Work Program

360.735.5736

Offers low-income individuals a bicycle, helmet and bike lock to get to and from work and/or work-related activities. Must complete a five-hour bicycle training and safety course first. Ask your referring agency (such as WorkSource, Goodwill SafeChoice, Lifeline Connections, or Employers Overload) to submit a referral.

Clark College BackPASS

360.992.2149

Discounted C-Tran bus passes can be purchased quarterly in the Clark College Bookstore for students with current quarter registration and a valid Clark College Student ID. Limited quantities available on a first-come, first-serve basis. The BackPASS is valid in Clark County only, beginning the first day of the month that the new quarter starts, and for the entire quarter. 

C-Tran

360.695.0123

Bus transportation for Clark County. Map your route to and from your destination.

Employment Transportation

360.258.2103

Based on your needs, you will be mailed a monthly bus pass, day pass or CVAN pass. Submit a job search log each month for a new bus pass. Ask your referring agency (such as WorkSource, Goodwill SafeChoice, Lifeline Connections, or Employers Overload) to submit a referral.

Medicaid Medical Transportation

​360.694.9997
Toll free: 1.800.752.9422, Option 1

Transportation for Medicaid patients needing to get to medical appointments, such as physician visits, medical clinics, urgent medical care, counseling, dialysis and more. You must schedule transportation 2-14 days in advance. Transport to urgent appointments may be scheduled on an "as available" basis.

 

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