Commuter Store Services for Seniors & Persons with Disablilities

The Commuter Store™ provides the following services for seniors and persons with disabilities:

WMATA (Metro) Senior ID Card
People 65 and older can obtain a Metro Senior ID card by visiting The Commuter Store™ with proof of age, such as a birth certificate, driver's license or passport. While at the Commuter Store, a Metro Senior ID form will be filled out by the store representative and submitted to Metro for processing.  Within 6-8 weeks, the official Senior ID card will be sent to the Senior's place of residence. In the interim, the Senior may use their copy of the completed form to purchase Metro Senior fare media ($10 Senior Rail Fare cards and $6 weekly Senior bus passes). Senior ID cards can also be obtained at local libraries and Metro sales offices. With the Metro ID, seniors can purchase discounted Metro, VRE and MARC fares. anywhere they are available, including The Commuter Store™ and CommuterDirect.com.™ See below for more information about discounted fares.

Application Form for Metro Disabled ID Card
Metro, VRE and MARC also offer dicounted fares for persons with disabilities who have a Metro Disabled ID card. Application forms are available at The Commuter Store™. The form is also available in PDF format, below. For more information about the reduced fare program for persons with disabilites, visit WMATA's web site. See below for more information about discounted fares.

Download application form for WMATA's Reduced Fare Program for Persons With Disabilities (PDF format).

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Reduced-Price Fare Media
Reduced-price tickets, tokens and passes for Metro, VRE and MARC are available to seniors and persons with disabilities who have Metro ID cards (see above) at The Commuter Store™ and from CommuterDirect.com™. Descriptions of the special fare media are included on The Commuter Store/CommuterDirect.com Product Descriptions page.

Paratransit Applications and Information
MetroAccess and Arlington Access information brochures and applications are available at The Commuter Store™.

For more information concerning seniors and persons with disabilities, see the STAR and Paratransit section and "Access for Seniors and Persons with Disabilities" in the Metro section. For descriptions of discounted tickets, tokens, and passes available with the Metro ID Card (see above) go to the Commuter Store/CommuterDirect.com Product Descriptions page.