Lexington has the following programs to assist residents with Transportation:

Lexington Diner Becomes City's First Dementia-Friendly Restaurant

A Lexington restaurant has taken a big step in building a more inclusive community. On Tuesday, Ramsey's Diner became the city's first...

If you or someone you know who has a disability or medical complication needs a COVID-19 test, the Fayette County Health Department can...

To file an unemployment claim, if you don’t have access to the internet, you can call (502) 875-0442.

If a neighborhood has mostly on street parking, individuals may request that a permanent handicapped parking space be designated (marked...

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released for public comment a proposed...

The Division of Streets and Roads maintains all city and country roads, except those on the state and federal highway system. They are in...

LexTran's ADA paratransit unit is run by the Bluegrass Area Chapter of the American Red Cross, and is known as "Wheels." It is a...

The transit authority for the area of Lexington and Fayette county. Many handicapped accessible busses serve this expansive area with...

An "arm-through-arm and door-through-door" transportation service for seniors who are over the age of 60, as well as any individual who...

Fines: Recently the city raised its Handicapped Parking fine to $250, up from just $15. Access Aisle: A new ordinance was put into effect...