a dedicated line (Route 142) between downtown Sacramento and Sacramento International Airport running every 30 minutes (currently temporarily set to every 60 minutes). This route exclusively uses battery electric buses. Causeway Connection SacRT provides a connection between UC Davis in Davis and the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento using battery electric buses provided by Electrify America. The buses also provide Free Wi-Fi and USB charging for riders. Light Rail The Sacramento Rapid Transit Light Rail system is a system, consisting of three rail lines, 53 stations, and 97 vehicles. Service operates daily from 4:30 am to midnight on weekdays (10:30 pm on weekends). Paratransit (SacRT GO) To meet the requirements of the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act, the RT established a Paratransit service in 1993, which is a door-to-door service for the disabled. Shuttle Service (SacRT SmaRT Ride) SacRT provides a shuttle service through a smartphone app that allows people to either be picked up and dropped off at a specified address (curb-to-curb) or at a virtual bus stop (corner-to-corner), depending on the region serviced. The shuttle can also be requested online and over the phone; this service is available throughout most of Sacramento County. The Neighborhood Ride In 2006, RT created a new division internally known as "Community Bus Service". Known to the ridership as "The Neighborhood Ride" The Neighborhood Ride shuttles are smaller buses (approximately or less in length) that offer residents greater mobility and new transit options on local intra-community trips. The Neighborhood Ride shuttles have regular, pre-designated, pre-scheduled routes, but offer special curb-to-curb service (not to be confused with ADA/paratransit door-to-door service). The shuttles are able to "deviate" travel off route up to ¾ of a mile to pick up and drop off seniors, age 62 and older, and disabled passengers who have a valid ADA/paratransit pass Passengers pay only $1.10 per trip (55 cents for passengers paying a discount fare). RT monthly passes, daily passes, and transfers are also accepted. Passengers with valid ADA/paratransit passes ride free. All passengers (except for Lifetime Pass holders), including those with valid ADA/paratransit passes, must pay an additional $1.10 for a route deviation. Marked bus stops are located along the route and printed schedules are available at several locations around Sacramento and on Regional Transit's Web site. Each shuttle can transport 12-17 passengers and up to two wheelchairs. Accidents and incidents On April 9, 2010, at about 10:20