Staying active, connected, and independent shouldn’t depend on your ability to drive. AgeWays partners with myride2, a free mobility management service for older adults (60+) and adults with disabilities in southeast Michigan, to make transportation simple, safe, and reliable.
With just a call or click, a myride2 mobility specialist will help you find and schedule rides for medical appointments, errands, or social activities—tailored to your schedule, location, and budget. Think of us as a one-call/one-click concierge for transportation: we handle the logistics so you can focus on living your life.
“We see ourselves as a one-call/one-click mobility management service,” says LaVonna Howard, myride2’s Mobility Project Manager. “We connect with the caller, listen to their needs, and find the best and most affordable option for their transportation.”
Why Seniors and Caregivers Trust myride2
Personalized support: Mobility specialists listen, understand your needs, and find the best, most affordable options.
Accessible rides: Options include wheelchair-accessible vehicles, door-to-door service, and help getting into buildings.
Easy technology with Lyft: Our partnership with Lyft makes rides simple for seniors who may not use apps or online payment. Myride2 collects payment info and schedules rides between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. on weekdays, providing a safe, affordable alternative to traditional taxis.
Caregiver guidance: Concerned about a loved one’s driving? We provide tips for recognizing warning signs and can help coordinate driver assessments and mobility plans.
Get Started Today
Call (855) 697-4332 or visit myride2.com. A mobility specialist will match you with a ride based on your schedule, location, and budget. Please allow 1–2 business days to arrange your ride.
Driving skills can sometimes decline with age. Vision, hearing, balance and reaction times can change. Medical conditions, or even medications, can affect driving skills. But there are lots of things seniors can do to make sure they continue to drive safely. Below are links to some sites that have tools and information geared specifically to older drivers:
SeniorDriving.aaa.com
Site from AAA—The Auto Club Group that includes interactive tools to help seniors evaluate their driving ability, understand changes that affect driving performance, and keep skills sharp. You can even sign up for an online driving improvement class for older drivers.
AARP Driver Safety Page
Allows you to locate an AARP Driver Safety Course happening in your neighborhood or take a free, interactive online class.
The Hartford
Tips on how to have a conversation about driving with an older family member.
Safe Drivers Smart Options
This site offers tips for lifelong mobility. Resources for older drivers, family members and professionals.