Vine Transit is the public transportation system in Napa Valley. The Vine offers a variety of routes throughout the Valley, including connections to Solano County and Contra Costa County. All Vine buses are wheelchair accessible, and walkers can be secured inside the bus. For more information about where Vine buses travel, the cost of fares, and schedules, visit VineTransit.com.

VineGo is a shared ride service that provides transportation curb-to-curb, within ¾ of a mile from the fixed route bus system. In order to use VineGo services, you must be determined to be eligible. According to the Americans with Disabilities Act, only people with physical or cognitive limitations that prevent them from riding the Vine bus can qualify for VineGo.

This lifeline service is designed for City of Napa residents aged 65 years or older. Under the program, eligible Napa residents may take a cab ride anywhere in city limits and NVTA will pay up to 50% of the cost of the cab fare.

This program was created for non-profit organizations that serve the elderly and people with disabilities. Non-profits can borrow vehicles from NVTA to transport seniors and persons with disabilities.

For details on NVTA’s Shared Vehicle Program and to learn how your non-profit organization can participate, click here.