When people need transportation unique to their needs, we say “Buckle up.”
If you see a red bus, that’s us.
Representing one of the largest specialized transportation services in Michigan, Hope Network Transportation gets individuals to crucial medical appointments, day programming, jobs, and other activities in the community—a ride that they may not have gotten otherwise.
240,000 trips
80+ vehicles
1.7 million miles annually
It’s more than a ride. It’s an independence accelerator.
Operating throughout Kent, Barry, and Ottawa Counties, we’re driven to help the people we serve maintain their highest quality of life by keeping them connected to their community. By coordinating with multiple providers and strengthening natural supports, we offer accessible, cost-effective transportation solutions that remove barriers and open doors for those who need it most.
Transporting all sorts of people in all sorts of ways.
Our signature red bus isn’t the only way we help people get around. Scroll down to learn more about Wheels to Work—our employee/employer transportation initiative—and RideLink—a transportation service specifically for senior citizens (aged 60+) in Kent County.
Wheels To Work
Getting people to work and back again.
Wheels to Work is a reliable, customizable and affordable ride-to-work program, designed to break down transportation barriers for all. We serve employees and employers 24/7, even when there are no other options. A great benefit you can offer your employees, it’s West Michigan’s easiest way for your employees to get to work.
RideLink
Keeping seniors connected to their community.
RideLink is a safe, reliable transportation service for Kent County residents aged 60 and older. Whether it’s a doctor’s appointment, a grocery run, or a visit with friends, RideLink makes it easier to get there, and back. Powered by a network of trusted local providers, it’s a service designed to support independence, connection, and quality of life—one ride at a time.
Have questions? We’ll steer you in the right direction.
Wondering who we serve, what it costs, or how to reserve a ride?
Rider Resources
Hope Network Title VI Notice: An Unwavering Commitment
Hope Network is committed to ensuring that no person is excluded from participation in, or denied the benefits of its transit services on the basis of race, color, or national origin, as protected by Title VI and developed in accordance with the updated Federal Transit Administration Circular FTA C 4702.1B.
Transportation Services Main Office
755 36th Street SoutheastGrand Rapids, Michigan 49548