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ActiveU.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) · 2026

Highly Rural Transportation Grants Program (HRTG)

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Agency: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
Funding: Varies
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: Veteran Service Organizations and State Veterans Service Agencies.

About This Grant

Highly Rural Transportation Grants Program (HRTG) is sponsored by U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Offers grants to Veteran Service Organizations and State Veterans Service Agencies to provide transportation services to rural Veterans for VA or VA-authorized health care appointments.

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Transportation To VA Health Appointments In Highly Rural Areas | Veterans Affairs Transportation to VA health appointments in highly rural areas If you’re a Veteran living in a highly rural area, you may be able to get free rides to and from your VA-authorized health appointments through the Highly Rural Transportation Grants (HRTG) program. Select your state from the list on this page.

Then, check for the county you live in to find the phone number of the transportation provider you can schedule a free ride with. States with free rides for Veterans in rural counties Kodiak Island, Kenai Peninsula To schedule a ride, call Alaska Marine Highway System at . To schedule a ride, call Valley People Mover at .

Prince of Wales-Hyder County To schedule a ride, call Inter-Island Ferry at . Southwest Fairbanks County To schedule a ride, call Interior Bus Company at . To schedule a ride to the Bangor Clinic, call .

To schedule a ride to the Lincoln Clinic, call . To schedule a ride in 1 of the counties listed here, call Great Plains Veterans Service Center at . To schedule a ride in 1 of the counties listed here, call Prairie Hill Transit at or .

To schedule a ride in 1 of the counties listed here, call Hitch & Hay Public Transit at . To schedule a ride in 1 of the counties listed here, call Kimball County Transit Services at . To schedule a ride, call Loup City Public Transportation at .

To schedule a ride, call Midland Public Transit at 1- . To schedule a ride, call GET My Ride at . To schedule a ride in 1 of the counties listed here, call the New Mexico Department of Veteran Services (DVS) Transportation Coordinator at .

To schedule a ride in 1 of the counties listed here, call North Dakota VA at . To schedule a ride, call Community Connection of Baker County at . To schedule a ride, call Gilliam County Public Transportation at .

To schedule a ride, call Grant County People Mover at . To schedule a ride, call Dial-A-Ride at . To schedule a ride, call Lake County Transit at .

To schedule a ride, call SRT-Malheur Express at . To schedule a ride, call the Morrow County Veterans Office at . To schedule a ride, call Sherman County Community Transit at .

To schedule a ride, call Wallowa County Public Transit at . To schedule a ride, call Community Transportation Services at . To schedule a ride in 1 of the counties listed here, call River Cities Public Transit at or .

To schedule a ride in the additional counties listed here, call Prairie Hill Transit at or . To schedule a ride, call Briscoe County at . To schedule a ride, call Cochran County at .

To schedule a ride, call the Duval County Clerk at . To schedule a ride, call Hansford County Veterans’ Services at . To schedule a ride, call Jim Hogg County at .

To schedule a ride, call Kent County at . To schedule a ride, call the Menard County Clerk at . To schedule a ride, call the Menard County Clerk at .

To schedule a ride, call Rural Resources Community Action at or . To schedule a ride in 1 of the counties listed here, call Prairie Hill Transit at or . To schedule a ride in 1 of the additional counties listed here, call the Wyoming Veterans Commission at .

To schedule a ride, call Wind River Transportation Authority at . To schedule a ride, call Goshen County Senior Friendship Center at . To schedule a ride, call Hot Springs County Senior Citizens Center, Inc. at .

To schedule a ride, call Washakie-Ten Sleep Senior Center at or Washakie County Senior Services Center at . For organizations that want to offer free rides to Veterans If you work for a Veterans Service Organization (VSO) or State Veterans Service Agency, you can apply for an HRTG to offer transportation to eligible Veterans. Learn more about the HRTG program Want to share more feedback?

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Apply for VA health care, find out how to access services, and manage your health and benefits online. VA. gov technical support: MyVA411 main information line: Telecommunications Relay Services (using TTY): Last updated: June 17, 2026

Eligibility Requirements

Veteran Service Organizations and State Veterans Service Agencies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for Highly Rural Transportation Grants Program (HRTG)?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Veteran Service Organizations and State Veterans Service Agencies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

Who funds Highly Rural Transportation Grants Program (HRTG)?

Highly Rural Transportation Grants Program (HRTG) is funded by U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

How do I apply for Highly Rural Transportation Grants Program (HRTG)?

Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.

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