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1. When and why was the Canton Mobility Transportation program started?

The Canton Community Mobility Transportation Services program was initiated in 1995 in order to provide transportation services to senior residents 55 years and above and disabled residents.

2. How is the system funded?

The Canton Community Mobility Transportation Services Program is funded through state grants and the Township General Fund.

3. Is there a transportation advisory committee, how many members, how are they selected?

The Transportation Advisory Committee is made up of representatives who use the system as well as representatives from the Township Board of Trustees and professionals from Canton’s senior community. There are currently 15 members on the committee. 

4. What locations can rides be schedule to and from?

 Transportation is only provided to local destinations in the following service areas in Wayne County: 

• Canton 
• Westland
• Wayne
• Garden City
• Inkster
• St. Mary's Hospital in Livonia

5. What is the cost of a ride?

Local fares are $3; one way (cash only).  Transportation is provided to destinations in the following service areas: 

• Canton 
• Westland
• Wayne
• Garden City
• Inkster
• St. Mary's Hospital in Livonia

6. Who is eligible to use Canton Mobility Transportation?

Canton residents who are eligible to use Canton Mobility Transportation, include: 

• Individuals 55 years of age and older
• Individuals who are temporarily/permanently disabled
• Individuals who qualify for Social Security

7. How do I register for this program?

Reservations for rides can be made by calling Nankin Transit Commission at 734/729-2710.  For additional information please visit their website at www.nankintransit.com.