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Who can ride the Access Bus?: Liberty Access is open to Liberty residents who are 60 and over or those between 18-59 with a current Social Security disability award letter.

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1. Do I have to be a Liberty resident to receive transportation from Liberty Access?: Yes, Liberty Access provides transportation to Liberty residents and the destination must be in Liberty.

2. Is Wal-Mart in the City Limits?: No, unfortunately, it is not.

3. How far in advance should I make an appointment with Liberty Access?

Doctor appointments can be made 3 weeks in advance.

Essential grocery and pharmacy appointments can be made 2 weeks in advance.

All non-essential rides can be made 1 week in advance, as schedule allows.

4. Can I get same day service?: Our schedule fills quickly each day, but occasionally we have openings. Just call and ask.

5. Who can ride the Access Bus?: Liberty Access is open to Liberty residents who are 60 and over or those between 18-59 with a current Social Security disability award letter.