Roadrunner Transport, LLC

11/08/2024

06/14/2024

If you have a disabled parking placard, you can now have multiple placards to give to caregivers and drivers who don’t live with you.

The new rule comes after two Oregon parents sharing custody of their child with a disability had trouble keeping track of the sole disabled parking placard issued by the Oregon Department of Transportation Driver and Motor Vehicle Services (DMV).

That situation led to the passage of a state law allowing more than one placard, which may apply to situations such as:
• Families caring for a disabled child who shares their time between multiple homes;
• An older parent being cared for by adult children who don’t live with them; or
• Caregivers or friends/non-relatives who routinely provide transportation for a disabled person but who don’t live with them.

To benefit from the new rule, apply here: https://ow.ly/J8iY50SirBs

To learn more about Disabled Person Parking Permits in Oregon, visit: https://ow.ly/Cc9a50SirBt

11/04/2023

David's Chair Outdoor Mobility Systems announced Friday that its all-terrain electric track chair is now available for use at no cost in Florence.

09/14/2023

Gold Beach, Oregon here we come! We found a home for our last available track chair. We are excited to announce that David’s Chair will place an electric all-terrain track chair at the visitors center in Gold Beach, Oregon. Thank you to the City of Gold Beach for bringing this life changing track chair to the south coast. The staff at the visitors center are amazing people and fun to work with.

We hope to be up and running within the next two weeks.

06/22/2023

A good reminder from our local police department.

Disabled Person Parking Permits are available at no charge to drivers with disabilities – or drivers who transport people with disabilities. Disabled Person Parking Permits are for use by and belong to the person for whom DMV issues the permit, regardless of age. It is not associated with a particular vehicle and is only for use when the person with the disability travels in the car. Disabled Veteran license plates do not qualify the holder to park in a Disabled Person Parking place.

Oregon has four types of disabled parking signs to accommodate various disabled permits. The permits include the dark blue renewable permit, the red renewable temporary permit, the light blue wheelchair permit, and the blue Oregon Wounded Warrior permit.

Keizer Police Traffic Safety Unit encourages citizens to be mindful of parking in reserved, disabled parking places. For more information about ORS 811.615, go to https://oregon.public.law/statutes/ors_811.615.

The more you know!

06/13/2023

07/16/2022

Everyone should have accessibility to reliable transportation. Please help Ellie get hers.

The time has finally come that we can no longer put off getting a wheelchair… Victoria Stottlemyer needs your support for Wheelchair accessible van for Ellie!

06/16/2022

More accessibility!!!

Measuring the wheelchairs-accessible ramp and platform at Rialto Beach.

05/26/2022

Lincoln City's beaches just became a little more accessible

12/14/2018

What a great idea!!!