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Transportation Evaluate your public safety skills, and learn as much as you can about being safe while traveling in the community. Learn about bus training and other options such as Call-a-Ride and Care Cab.  Some adult service agencies will help you arrange or train you to use appropriate transportation, which you will need to get to your job, to medical appointments, or to social activities. St Louis Society Transit Training Program 314-989-1188 Check with your Regional Center casemanager for options.  Public Transportation Options: Metro St. Louis Bus Company Public Bus Service Operates bus lines in the St. Louis city and county 314-231-2345 Call-A-Ride Paratransit Service Door-to-door van service. All riders must apply for a Call-a-Ride card. Requests for rides are taken up to one week in advance. Reduced fares are available for persons with a disability who apply for a reduced fare card. North: 314-534-4144 West: 314-534-1544 South: 314-534-2255 Cancellation Line: 314-289-5230 Taxicabs St. Louis County-Yellow Cab, 314-993-TAXI Missouri Driver's License Consider this option if you have good judgment skills and have access to a vehicle, especially if you choose to live in an area where public transportation, like buses, is limited.  Pick up a Missouri Driver's Guide manual from a Missouri Department of Revenue office, and start studying.  You may qualify for assistance during the exam.  Talk to the driving examiners in the Department of Revenue office nearest to you.