Gyeonggi-do metropolitan Mobility Center for Transportation-Disadvantaged Groups

Gyeonggi-do metropolitan Mobility Center for Transportation-Disadvantaged Groups

Supporting the mobility rights of transportation-disadvantaged individuals who face challenges using public transportation, thereby contributing to the realization of transportation welfare.

Gyeonggi-do metropolitan Mobility Center for Transportation-Disadvantaged Groups

About the Center

The Gyeonggi-do Province Metropolitan Mobility Support Center for Transportation-Disadvantaged Individuals was established to realize transportation welfare for those who find it difficult to use public transportation. We are committed to ensuring that transportation-disadvantaged individuals using special transportation services (vehicles equipped with wheelchair-accessible facilities) can travel more safely and comfortably.

Principal Contents of Project

Gyeonggi-do Province, in accordance with Article 7-2 of the Act on Promotion of Mobility for Persons with Disabilities, has established the "Gyeonggi Metropolitan Mobility Support Plan" to enhance the convenience of mobility for transportation-disadvantaged individuals. Through this initiative, the province has developed the "Gyeonggi Metropolitan Mobility Support System" and standardized the operating guidelines for call taxis for disabled, which previously varied across cities and counties. By streamlining administrative procedures and improving operational efficiency, we aim to support the convenient metropolitan transportation, enabling more transportation-disadvantaged individuals to enjoy improved daily lives.

Eligibility for Special Transportation Services

1. *What is Special Transportation? Special transportation refers to vehicles equipped with wheelchair-accessible facilities, commonly known as call taxis for disabled.
2. 01 Persons with mobility disabilities as defined in Article 28, Paragraph 1 of the Enforcement Rules of the Act on Welfare of Persons with Disabilities (refer to Appendix 1).
3. 02 Temporary wheelchair users who provide a medical certificate specifying difficulty in using public transportation due to a mobility disability. This certificate must be issued by a general hospital as defined under Article 3 of the Medical Service Act.
4. 03 Family members or caregivers (up to two persons) accompanying transportation-disadvantaged individuals listed in Items 1 and 2.

Service Area

1. 01 The call taxis for disabled and alternative transportation services operate throughout the metropolitan area under cooperative agreements, including 31 cities and counties in Gyeonggi Province, Seoul, and Incheon.
2. 02 Services also cover adjacent areas where agreements between metropolitan local governments have been established, excluding Seoul and Incheon, and areas bordering Gyeonggi Province's administrative districts.

Procedures for use of the Metropolitan Mobility Support Service

01

Membership
Registration

02

Service Request
(via app, phone, or website)

03

Vehicle
Dispatch

04

Transportation
to Destination