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Mountain Metro Mobility Guide To Ride
The Mountain Metro Mobility Guide to Ride outlines the operational policies and procedures of the City of Colorado Springs and Transit Services Division's Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) paratransit service. The information contained within this guide is crucial to the appropriate use and understanding of the Mountain Metro Mobility paratransit services operations.
Most importantly, it is the rider's responsibility to understand the process for making ride reservations as well as the policies surrounding the cancellation of rides, the use of the service, and the suspension of service.
Please feel free to obtain information from the Mountain Metro Mobility service contractor at 392-2396 or ADA Paratransit Coordinator at 385-5620 if there are questions or concerns about any of the information outlined in this handbook.
These policies and procedures are continually evaluated and may be amended, modified or terminated at any time at the sole discretion of the City of Colorado Springs and Transit Services Division.
Welcome to Mountain Metro Mobility Paratransit Services
Mountain Metro Mobility is an ADA paratransit service provided for individuals who, because of their disability, are unable to use Mountain Metro Transit, the fixed-route bus service. You must have a disability that prevents you from using the fixed-route bus some of the time or all of the time.
This does not include people who have disabilities that make the use of fixed-route service difficult. Mountain Metro Mobility provides comparable service to the regular fixed-route bus in terms of shared rides, days of service and service areas and hours.
Mountain Metro Mobility provides rides for people with disabilities, who are certified as eligible for ADA paratransit service. Eligibility is available to persons in the following three categories:
1. Any individual with a disability who is unable, as a result of a physical or mental impairment (including vision impairment or cognitive impairments), to independently navigate the fixed-route Mountain Metropolitan Transit System.
2. Individuals who use a wheelchair, or other boarding assistance device, that need the assistance of a wheelchair lift and are unable to board, ride, and disembark at a fixed-route bus location. This category of eligibility may not be provided once a transit route is 100% accessible. Please note; all Mountain Metropolitan Transit vehicles offer lift equipment accessibility.
3. Any individual with a disability who has a specific impairment related condition which prevents such individual from traveling to a boarding location or from a disembarking location. Environmental conditions and architectural barriers not under the control of the public entity do not, when considered alone, confer eligibility.
Inconvenience in using the fixed-route bus system is not a basis for eligibility. However, if you believe you have a physical or mental disability (including vision or cognitive impairments) that prevents you from independently using the lift-equipped accessible fixed-route bus service, write, call, or go online for an application at the following addresses/phone number:
Mountain Metro Mobility Eligibility Office
1015 Transit Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
(719) 392-2396 option #5
Or you can download and print an application from:
www.springsgov.com/transit or
Within 21 business days of receiving your completed application we will arrange an in‑person interview for you. If a determination is not made within 21 business days, the applicant will be given presumptive eligibility, until such time as an interview can be made. Some individuals may be asked to complete a functional assessment to verify mobility or cognitive limitations. It may be determined, based on your abilities, that you are eligible for some rides with Mountain Metro Mobility but not for others. It may be determined that you are capable of using the lift-equipped fixed-route bus service. All application information will be kept confidential.
Recertification of ADA Paratransit Eligibility
All ADA eligible paratransit customers shall be required to reapply for ADA eligibility. Please refer to your current eligibility certification paper or to your Mountain Metro Mobility card's expiration date. The eligibility office will automatically send out new recertification applications and instructions the month prior to your certification expiration. However, it is your responsibility to assure your eligibility is current or there could be a delay in ridership
Service Areas and Hours
Mountain Metro Mobility operates during the same days and hours as the fixed-route Mountain Metro bus system.
Weekdays: 5:30 a.m. to 9:45 p.m.
Saturday: 6:45 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Sunday: Seasonal only for Manitou Shuttle Service see www.mmtransit.com for hours
Service is NOT provided on the following holidays:
- New Year's Day (January 1st)
- Memorial Day (4th Monday in May)
- Independence Day (July 4th)
- Labor Day (1st Monday in September)
- Thanksgiving Day (4th Thursday in November)
- Christmas Day (December 25th)
The service area includes corridors within a ¾-mile radius of a fixed-route bus.
Scheduling a Ride
You must call to make a reservation for your ride. Reservations are available Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. You can make a reservation as early as three (3) calendar days in advance and up to 5 p.m. the day before your travel. A voice mail system is available on weekends and holidays. Reservations left on voice mail after 5 p.m. will not be honored. Scheduling is done on a first come first serve basis. You have a better chance of getting the ride time you want by making your reservation as far in advance as possible. For riders who can only communicate through email, please use firstname.lastname@example.com, for making reservations or for inquiries.
Because of the demand for rides, the more advance notice you can give (up to seven (7) days in advance), the more likely you are to get the ride, at the exact time you request. You may be asked to change your requested pick up time to accommodate your request for a reservation. The ADA allows us to negotiate a revised pick-up time with you that may be up to one (1) hour before or after your requested pick-up time.
Reservation telephone lines are busiest in the morning hours. If possible, call after 9 a.m. and before 3 p.m. Trip demand is heaviest between 6 – 8 a.m. and 2 – 4 p.m.
Try to schedule your trips outside these times to increase the likelihood your ride request can be best accommodated.
When calling to reserve a ride, please have the following information ready:
- Your first and last name.
- Certification ID number (may be verified).
- Date when you want to travel.
- Pick-up address location: number, street, apartment number, residence, agency, business, cross street.
- Location address where you want to go to (where you want to be dropped off): number, street, agency, business, residence, cross street.
- Your requested pick-up or drop-off time. Please verify your pick-up points with the reservationist. THERE MUST BE AT LEAST ONE (1) HOUR ELAPSED TIME BETWEEN YOUR DROP-OFF AND PICK‑UP TIMES.
- Your requested return time if you want a round trip.
- If you will be bringing a service animal or a pet in an approved pet carrier (see section: Transporting Animals on page 8).
- If you will be accompanied by a PCA and/or companion (including children).
- What type of mobility device you will bring (if any).
- Any other information, such as a preferred pick-up point, the driver needs to know to assure your pick-up goes smoothly.
- Confirm your scheduled appointment, along with asking for a confirmation number.
Due to the increasingly heavy demand for rides, please only make reservations for those trips you plan to take.
Nursing homes/Apartment/ Medical or Office Complex
Please provide the reservationist with a specific building name and number within the complex. Drivers will pick-up customers at the specified building. Drivers may only enter the lobby area of any building or complex if the bus can remain in the driver's line of sight. If the passenger's
building is located within a gated community and requires special entry, please notify the security office to arrange entry access before the pick-up time. If the passenger does not arrange entry, and the vehicle is unable to enter the pick-up area, the passenger is considered a "no- show".
Shopping Malls
There are specific locations for drop-off and pick-up at all shopping malls or big box buildings (e.g. Walmart). These locations can be determined when speaking with the Reservationist.
Adult Program/Day Care Centers
Passengers attending these types of programs should be present when Mountain Metro Mobility arrives. Drivers cannot assist passengers in or out of the adult program/day care center. Center staff must be ready to assist the individual in or out of the center, if necessary. Drivers are not permitted to sign passengers in or out.
Companions and Personal Care Assistant (PCA)
As an ADA certified rider you may arrange to bring one (1) fare-paying companion along on each ride for the same fare cost that you would pay. You may add up to two (2) extra fare-paying companions to your trip only on a space available basis.
A PCA is someone who may render assistance to you. As a certified rider needing assistance the PCA may ride with you at no charge. Your PCA and companion may both ride with you on the same trip. A family member or friend is regarded as a person accompanying the eligible individual or as a companion unless the family member or friend is acting in capacity of a personal care attendant.
When making reservations for your ride, please tell the reservationist when a companion or PCA will be riding with you.
Subscription Service
Subscription service may be available if you travel the same day to the same destination at the same time, at least 3 times a week. This service allows riders to make regular trips without telephoning for reservations. Subscription riders must call Mountain Metro Mobility reservations only if there is a need to cancel a subscription ride. A change in time, origination or destination may change the availability for a subscription ride.
You may discontinue subscription service for a prearranged specific period of time. Subscription service may be temporarily discontinued for reasons such as illness, holidays, vacation or school breaks. You may return to subscription service without penalty following the absence.
Subscription service is limited in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, which states that not more than 50% of the rides at any hour of any day, unless there is non-subscription capacity.
Due to demand, subscription rides may not be available during peak demand times.
Riding Mountain Metro Mobility
Mountain Metro Mobility's Services
Curb-to-Curb:Drivers will assist you with embarking and disembarking from the vehicle and sidewalk or other safe waiting area. This includes loading wheelchairs and other mobility devices.
Door-to-Door:Assistance will be provided to eligible customers from the threshold of a ground floor residence or main lobby of a building. Drivers must maintain physical sight of the vehicle at all times. Drivers are not permitted to enter beyond the threshold of a residence or lobby of ground level of a building for any reason. Drivers may only maneuver a wheelchair up or down one (1) curb or step (6-8"). For the safety of the passenger, drivers will offer the option of using a "posey safety belt" to assure passengers
do not slide out of their wheelchair when maneuvering the wheelchair to or from the vehicle.
Door-to-door assistance DOES NOT include any of the following:
• Assisting passengers on steeply inclined ramps or stairs that are not ADA compliant
• Drivers entering beyond the door threshold of any residence
• Drivers will not assist individuals in wheelchair into buildings that are not accessible
• Entering private residential garages
• Assistance over snow and iced walkways, driveways, ramps, and uneven surfaces
• Carrying packages or grocery bags (your PCA should provide this service)
• Will not provide attendant type services (your PCA should provide this service)
• Does not include "Do not leave alone" (DNL) or "Hand to hand" service
Do Not Leave Alone (DNL):Passengers who cannot be left alone (DNL) due to safety, medical, behavioral or other concerns must have someone ready and available to assist them at the time the bus arrives. The ultimate responsibility to accommodate a passenger who cannot be left unattended belongs to the caregiver, social worker, or staff of the care center. Drivers do not perform attendant services. Those passengers who cannot be left alone and do not have someone ready and available to receive and assist them at the time the bus arrives will be transported back to the origination point of their trip. If someone is not there to receive them, they will be taken to Memorial Hospital or DHHS-Adult Protection at the discretion of the paratransit supervisor on duty. Continued violations are subject to suspension.
Reasonable Accommodations
Any accommodations or modifications that would fundamentally alter the nature of this service, program, or activity will not be allowed.
Mountain Metro Mobility understands that individuals with disabilities are not all alike. The appropriate way one deals with persons with various disabilities (e.g., mobility, vision, hearing, or cognitive impairments) are likely to differ. Recognizing these differences, when reasonable accommodation is requested of Mountain Metro Mobility, the services may be provided within policy standards.
Please have your Mountain Metro Mobility Card available to show the driver. All riders must pay a one-way fare as they board. Only a PCA traveling with an ADA certified rider may ride free of charge.
Passengers not having the correct fare available will NOT be permitted to board.
If paying for your fare in cash, remember to have the correct change. Your driver cannot make change and cannot accept a personal check for a one-way ride. We can not credit you for future rides. You may purchase ticket books through the Mountain Metro Mobility driver or Transit Administration office with cash or check. As a new option, fares can now be paid in advance by establishing an electronic account through Customer Service.
Drivers are not permitted to access a passenger's personal wallet, purse, or backpack, nor write and/or fill in any information on a passenger's personal check. However, a driver may assist a passenger writing out a personal check by helping place their pen on the line to be completed.
ADA eligible children must pay a one-way fare as they board. Also, children traveling as companions will be required to pay a one-way fare as they board.
No Pay Policy
If for some unforeseen circumstance or an emergency, a passenger is unable to pay for a return trip, Mountain Metro Mobility will provide your return trip home. You will be required to pay for your unpaid trip on the next scheduled trip on Mountain Metro Mobility. If you do not pay for your unpaid trip on your next pick-up, you will not be permitted to board the vehicle and you will be suspended from service until full payment is made.
Pick-up and Drop-off Policy
You can expect to be picked up within a thirty (30) minute window of your scheduled pick up time. You should be ready to board the vehicle at the beginning of your pick-up window.
Should a driver show up late (after the thirty (30) minute pick-up window), your one-way ride will be free, or you may refuse the ride with out penalty.
Pick-up Window
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Pick-up Time
A paratransit vehicle arriving any time within the pick-up window will wait five (5) minutes for you by the curb. It is important to remember that vehicles arriving any time within the thirty (30) minute window are considered on time. Should a vehicle arrive earlier than the thirty (30) minute pick-up window, you are not required to board until your window begins.
You will not be considered a "no-show" if you refuse a ride that arrives later than the thirty (30) minute window.
Premium Service
Will Call or Medical Delay
Occasionally, a rider may find that as a result of a time sensitive appointment, they cannot make it to their pick-up point in time to meet their return ride. Issues such as a doctor's appointment that is running late, dialysis appointments that are running late and other types of emergent medical issues are acceptable examples. If such a condition occurs, riders may call and request a will-call pick-up time from Mountain Metro Mobility dispatch or the reservationist.
If you request a "Will Call" pick-up you are not assured of a pick-up time of your choosing. Your pick-up time will depend on available resources at the time of your request. The thirty (30) minute pick-up window does not apply to "Will Calls".
Please allow enough advance time, if possible, to call Mountain Metro Mobility dispatch or reservationist to schedule a will‑call pick-up. A Will Call or Medical Delay will not be counted as a "no-show" ( see No Show Policy). It may take thirty minutes to one hour to receive your will-call or medical delay ride upon calling
Limited Same Day Urgent Care Rides:
Limited same day service is available to ADA certified individuals whose origins and destinations are within Colorado Springs city limits and who have specific urgent transportation needs. These transportation services are available during the same times and days that Mountain Metro Mobility operates and only under the conditions identified below:
A. Return trip from an over-the-road bus terminal after returning from out-of-town travels. This will include individuals with ADA certifications who are visiting Colorado Springs.
B. Return trip from jury duty.
C. Return trip if an individual becomes stranded while in the community and needs a ride home.
D. Round-trip urgent transportation needed for:
• Pharmaceutical prescriptions and supplies
• Medical and dental attention of a non-emergency nature (911 provides emergency transportation services)
Taxi Overflow Option:
Currently rides are provided by Mountain Metro Mobility through the availability of vehicles within the existing van fleet. Mountain Metro Mobility can and does subsidize its fleet during high peak demand periods by contracting directly with local taxi services in order to meet the "no denial' expectation of the ADA. The reservationist will let you know if a taxi is booked for your ride. If you make a reservation that is 7 miles or less, there is now an option to take a taxi rather than a paratransit van.
New Taxi Choice Option
(Updated August 12, 2013)
- Taxis are a new premium service option available to Metro Mobility Clients who need a ride for 7 miles or less.
- The fare is the same price as riding a Metro Mobility paratransit van, $3.50 one way and is paid by using an electronic account orMetro Mobility fare tickets.
- You must show your Metro Mobility identification card to the taxi driver upon pickup. There should be no money exchange unless you have a companion. The companion must pay $.50 cash fare. Of course, a PCA that is noted on your card will travel free. Service animals are welcomed but also must be noted on your Metro Mobility card.
- Please set up a prepaid electronic account through Metro Mobility. Electronic accounts must be funded in $7.00 round trip increments. Your account cannot go below $7.00 or you will not be able to book a ride. Of course, you may pay the taxi driver with a $3.50 fare ticket from your ticket book for each ride. Metro Mobility encourages you can prepay and put more money in your electronic account at any time. We encourage everyone to go ticketless.
- You may also use your electronic account to pay the fare for Metro Mobility paratransit van trips instead of purchasing ticket books.
- These purchases may be made through Metro Mobility by check; however it must be in an envelope labeled attention Customer Service. Make sure you put a note with the name of the individual with your phone number on it.
- They may also be paid through Credit Card on www.springsgov.comunder Transportation. Please ensure your payment is to Metro Mobility and NOT Mountain Metro.
- Reservations and Cancellations must all follow the Guide to Ride Protocol at 392-2396, Option 1. The reservation for a taxi can only be made the day before the ride is needed. Same day rides are not allowed.
- When making your Reservation, our reservationists will let you know if your ride is seven miles or less. You will be given the option to choose Yellow Cab.
NOTE:Yellow Cab provides wheelchair accessibility.
Boarding with a Mobility Device
Personal mobility devices have become increasingly diverse in size, design, and functionality. It is important these devices meet certain design standards for you to travel safely on Mountain Metro Mobility.
All vehicles are equipped with passenger lifts that meet ADA specifications. "Wheelchair means a mobility aid belonging to any class of three or more wheeled devices, usable indoors, designed or modified for and used by individuals with mobility impairments, whether operated manually or powered" (USDOT). Mobility devices and attached items will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis and may be excluded if they will not fit on the lift or are inconsistent with legitimate safety requirements. Mobility devices will be placed on the lift in a direction that is the safest and agreeable with the passenger.
- Should you need a passenger lift to board a vehicle, the driver will assist you. All drivers are trained to operate the lift. (This applies for all wheelchairs and other mobility devices, or just standing on a lift.)
- For your safety, please make sure your wheelchair or other mobility device is maintained in accordance to manufacturer's specifications.
- All wheelchair or other mobility devices will require a four point tie down, when possible, to include use of the seat belt. When needed, "stoke straps" will be used to make sure your mobility device is properly secured. Your cooperation is appreciated.
Transporting Packages
Because the vehicle will be shared, riders should limit their parcels to the equivalent of two (2) grocery bags, one (1) backpack, or two (2) pieces of luggage. Packages must be transported on your lap or under the seat. Small portable grocery carts with two wheels are acceptable and should be placed behind a seat, not the aisle way. Drivers may assist with securing items if requested. For the safety of all riders, you may not transport any type of hazardous equipment or materials.
Transporting Life-Support Equipment
You may bring a respirator, portable oxygen and/or other life-support equipment as long as it does not violate local, state, or federal laws or rules related to transportation of hazardous materials and if it will fit safely in the paratransit vehicle. All items must be properly secured. The driver will assist in securing your life-support equipment.
Transporting Children
ADA certified children, ages six (6) and over, may travel on Mountain Metro Mobility without an accompanying adult. Safety laws require the following:
- The law requires infants to ride in a rear facing child safety seat until they are at least one year old or weigh less than 20 pounds.
- Regardless of age, children who weigh over forty (40) pounds must be secured in a child booster seat or with a child safety belt-positioning device unless they are 57 inches or more tall.
- All safety seating devices must be provided by an accompanying adult.
Transporting Animals
Service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. A service dog must be under control of its handler. The task(s) performed by the dog must be directly related to the person's disability. A service animal is a dog that has been properly trained to perform a specific task that will assist a person who has a mobility or health impairment. Examples of such work or tasks include guiding people who are blind, alerting people who are deaf, pulling a wheelchair, alerting and assisting a person who is having a seizure, reminding a person with mental illness to take prescribed medications, or performing other duties.
"Comfort, therapy, or emotional support animals" are no longer included in the ADA. You should tell the reservationist when you make a reservation that you will be traveling with a service animal. If you use the lift and your service animal is not comfortable with
the lift, please ask the driver to escort your service animal into the bus by using the steps.
Pets, comfort, therapy, or emotional support animals are not considered service animals but may be transported only if properly secured in an airline approved pet carrier that will not allow the animal to come in direct contact with the driver and other passengers.
Passenger Assistance
Mountain Metro Mobility is an ADA paratransit service that provides curb-to-curb and door-to-door service. Drivers are required to remain within line of sight of their vehicle at all times. Drivers are to:
- Assist riders in embarking and disembarking from the vehicle to the sidewalk or other safe waiting area. This includes pushing wheelchairs when circumstances require and permit. Drivers are allowed to assist with mobility devices up or down one step or curb only.
- Secure mobility devices, air tanks, or other disability related equipment.
- Assist with securing safety belts.
- Assist with service animals or securing pets and companion animals that are in containment carriers.
- Assist with securing no more than two (2) grocery bags, or two (2) pieces of luggage, or one (1) backpack. Small portable grocery carts with two wheels are acceptable and should be placed behind a seat, not the aisle way. (Talk with your customer service person or reservationist)
Visitor Policy
Visitors to Colorado Springs who have been certified as "ADA Paratransit Eligible" by another public entity will be provided service up to 21 days in a 365 day period. These 21 days do not need to be consecutive. Any limitation/condition placed upon a certification by another community will be observed by Mountain Metro Mobility to the extent possible.
Visitors who have not been certified as eligible by another entity, but claim that they are "ADA Paratransit Eligible" will be presumptively eligible. If service is needed beyond 21 days in a 365 day period, the individual is required to apply for eligibility with the City of Colorado Springs. Visitors may be requested to show proof of residency outside the City of Colorado Springs.
Mountain Metro Mobility has a short list of passenger guidelines designed to ensure safety and comfort for all riders as well as the driver.
Rider Responsibilities
- Read all sections of the Guide to Ride carefully before riding the system.
- Make reservations as early as three (3) days in advance.
- Be ready at the pick-up location and be on time.
- Call to inquire if the vehicle has not arrived by the end of the thirty (30) minute window.
- Call to cancel unneeded rides as soon as possible. If cancellation is made less than one hour before your scheduled trip time, it will be treated as a "no-show."
- Pay the correct fare in the appropriate cash amount or with a ticket from a ticket book. Drivers do not make change or accept personal checks for a one-way ride.
- Avoid distracting the driver or passengers with inappropriate behavior.
- Maintain wheelchair or other mobility devices in a safe condition according to manufacturer's specifications and wear seat belts.
- Expect shared-ride service because others may be picked up after you and dropped off before you reach your destination.
- Maintain acceptable standards of hygiene.
- No eating, drinking, littering, or smoking on board the bus.
- No ride will be provided to persons under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs.
- No radios, cassette tape players, compact disc players or other sound-generation equipment may be played aloud aboard the vehicle (headphones are permissible).
Driver Responsibilities
- Adhere to standards of common courtesy and personal hygiene. Drivers should greet customers and introduce themselves.
- Treat all riders with courtesy and respect. Greet a customer by identifying yourself and ask permission to assist a passenger when entering and leaving the vehicle.
- Wear full proper uniformed attire with name tag visible at all times.
- Stay within sight of the vehicle.
- Maintain the assigned service schedule for the convenience of all riders and follow the manifest for pick-ups and drop-offs.
- Assure seat belts and all mobility devices are properly secured.
- Maintain radio contact with dispatch at all times (e.g., pick-up/drop-off times, address, driving directions, help locating a passenger, no-show).
- Collect fares for the trip in the prescribed manner.
- Sell ticket books to customers when requested.
- Report any suspicion or knowledge that a passenger has been abused, neglected, or exploited.
Drivers Restrictions-
Drivers May Not:
- Use cell phones or text messages while in the driver seat area of the vehicle.
- Access a passenger's personal wallet, purse, or backpack, nor write on, or fill in any information on a passenger's personal check.
- Perform any personal care assistance for riders, including but not limited to, assisting riders to dispense medications, dress, or clean up after themselves.
- Lift or carry riders.
- No radios, cassette tape players, compact disc players or sound-generation equipment may be played aloud aboard the vehicle while passengers are being transported.
- Accept tips or gratuities.
Policy Awareness
Cancellations affect our ability to provide a trip opportunity to other riders. If you have scheduled a ride that you no longer need, please call Mountain Metro Mobility dispatch or reservationists as soon as possible to cancel your ride. This will help free up space for others to ride and keep program costs down.
You can cancel your trip by calling
(719) 392-2396, option #3 at any time of the day, and up to one hour before your scheduled trip time.
Late Cancellation Policy
A cancellation is considered "late" if the cancellation is made less than one (1) hour before your scheduled trip time. Late cancellations are treated as a "no-show" and can result in suspension of service.
No-Show Policy
You will be considered a "no-show" if:
- The vehicle arrives on time (within the thirty (30) minute window) but you no longer want the ride.
- The vehicle arrives on time, but the driver cannot locate you at the requested pick-up location.
- The vehicle arrives on time and waits for five (5) minutes, but you are not ready to go. The driver must leave to stay on schedule.
If you "no-show" for the first leg of a trip, all trips scheduled for later on the same day are not automatically canceled. You must call Mountain Metro Mobility at 392-2396, select option #2 and cancel the later trip yourself. Also, if you cancel your trip at the door, do not ask the driver to cancel your return trip. It is your responsibility to cancel each scheduled trip you no longer need. According to the current no-show policy, failure to do so will result in a letter of warning. Each "no-show" trip is assessed independently in accordance with ADA regulations.
Service Suspension
Obtaining or Using Paratransit Services Under False Pretenses
The Americans with Disabilities Act provides paratransit services for individuals who are certified eligible. Misusing the system can result in suspension of your paratransit service.
The following are misuses of the paratransit services that could lead to suspension:
- You have made false or misleading statements on your eligibility application.
- You have allowed other non-eligible individuals such as friends or family members to ride using your name or Mountain Metro Mobility card on Mountain Metro fixed-route system.
Suspension for No-Shows and Late Cancellations
No-shows delay vehicles and use up space and resources other riders could use.
A combination of three (3) no-shows and/or late cancellations in a rolling thirty (30) day calendar period, results in a two (2) week suspension of service (14 operating days).
Mountain Metro Mobility will make every attempt to help you as follows:
- A Notice Letter will be sent after one (1) no show and/or late cancellation.
- A Warning Letter will be sent after two (2) no shows and/or late cancellations.
- A Suspension Letter will be sent after three (3) no-shows and/or late cancellations and service will be suspended for two (2) weeks.
- Additional suspensions for continued violations of the no-show and/or late cancellation policy will be as follows:
- 2nd suspension within any rolling twelve (12) month period will be for three (3) weeks.
- 3rd suspension within any rolling twelve (12) month period will be for four (4) weeks.
- 4th suspension within any rolling twelve (12) month period will be for five (5) weeks.
- 5th suspension within any rolling twelve (12) month period will be for six (6) weeks.
Suspension for Abusive or Disruptive Behavior
Disruptive or abusive behavior towards passengers, drivers, dispatchers, reservationists, certification staff, or management staff will not be tolerated. Disruptive behavior includes, but is not limited to:
- Intimidation or threats of physical harm to drivers or other riders.
- Verbal abuse of drivers, staff and/or other passengers.
- Unlawful harassment such as unwelcome verbal, non-verbal or physical behavior having sexual, violent, or racial connotations.
- Unauthorized use of vehicle equipment.
- Repeated violation of riding rules including:
1. Smoking, eating or drinking on vehicles.
2. Refusing to remain seated with seat belt on.
3. Defacing equipment.
4. Refusing to comply with other requirements specified in this guide.
- Violation of any activity mentioned above will result in a three (3) week suspension and a six (6) week suspension for any repeated violation.
Suspension for Violation of Mountain Metro Mobility's Do NOT Leave Alone (DNL) Policy
A violation of the DNL policy is defined as any pattern or practice that may delay the driver's on-time schedule, such as the driver being required to wait with a passenger until someone is available to provide necessary safety/supervision by a care provider.
Riders requiring DNL assistance and who are not met by a care provider more than three times in a rolling thirty (30) day period are in violation of the Mountain Metro Mobility policy and may be suspended for a two (2) week period. Additional suspensions for continued violations will fall under the same guidelines listed under Suspension for No-Shows and Late Cancellations.
Circumstances Beyond your Control
Examples of situations not within the passenger's control may include but are not
limited to:
- A sudden personal care or hygiene issue.
- A sudden or worsening illness.
- Late arrival of the paratransit vehicle.
- A driver who does not provide appropriate assistance as defined in this guide.
- Disruptive behavior associated with a disability.
- Please call Customer Services at 392‑2396, option #7 to ensure you are not charged a "no-show" under these circumstances.
If an investigation reveals a rider's disruptive behavior can be associated to a disability beyond the rider's control, service may not be suspended. However, if your PCA or care provider cannot help to control the disruptive behavior, and/or a problem continues to exist associated with a rider's disability, their service may be suspended.
Customer Service
Mountain Metropolitan Transit strives to provide the best service possible. If you would like to comment on our service or if you require follow-up by staff, please call: 392-2396 and select menu option #7
The customer service representative will take your information and enter it into our customer service tracking program. When talking with the customer service representative or if you leave a voice mail, please provide the following information:
- Type of complaint or commendation.
- Date, time, and location of the event you are calling about.
- Driver's name and bus number or Mountain Metro Mobility staff member's name.
- Your contact information for follow-up.
- A confirmation number will be provided if requested.
Appeals Process
If you are not in agreement with a decision made by Mountain Metro Mobility regarding
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The Mountain Metro Transit system information is online: www.springsgov.com/transit or www.mmtransit.com, or you may call 385-7433.
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Administrative FAX (719) 633-6882
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- A publication of Disability Rights provided by the ADA Regional Center
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Unfortunately for me, my freezer is still jam-packed with autumn's bounty. I've got a problem! So, this week, I am on a serious mission to make way for summery goodness in that puny little freezer of ours. Out with the old and in with the new...
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Chipotle, Seitan & Potato Tacos from Viva Vegan. YUM! These were a great dinner... the marinade that the seitan and potatoes are cooked with was working some serious magic on my tastebuds. I will most definitely make these again, though next time I'll probably splurge and make or buy some salsa to go along with them. This delicious meal was also a real bonanza from the freezer: chipotle peppers, frozen seitan, & frozen corn tortillas. Very nice!
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There's an interesting development in the Cesc Fabregas to Manchester United transfer saga tonight as The Guardian is reporting that Barcelona need the cash from the sale of Fabregas to help the club's coffers after all of the money they've spent in the past two seasons on Neymar, Alexis Sanchez, Fabregas and a new contract for Messi.
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- Arsenal ready to offer £40m to lure Luis Suarez — The Telegraph
- Premier League takes streaming website FirstRow Sports to High Court — The Mail
- José Mourinho delighted with Chelsea old guard 'training like animals' — The Guardian
- Aston Villa threaten Christian Benteke with large fine if he misses pre-season training — Telegraph
- Michael Owen attracts a wave of abuse after the ex-Liverpool player joins The Sun newspaper — 101GG
- David de Gea believes he can join Manchester United's great keepers — The Guardian
- Sunderland striker Danny Graham leaves pre-season camp amid Hull City link — Sky Sports
- Jack Wilshere fit and focused for Arsenal and England's campaigns — The Guardian
- The FA Cup to be shown live on BBC TV and BT Sport in UK from next year — The Mirror
- 'Gary Neville has not only done a top job, he's shaken up everything' — The Guardian
- Fulham join Peter Odemwingie transfer chase as Crystal Palace's pursuit drags on — The Mirror
- Swansea City have agreed a deal to sign former Arsenal full-back Jernade Meade — Sky Sports
- Leighton Baines adapting to new tactical approach at Everton under Roberto Martinez — Everton
- Crystal Palace in talks to sign former Blackpool winger Elliot Grandin — Sky Sports
- Jose Mourinho scoffs at Rafa Benitez's Europa League title with Chelsea — Dirty Tackle
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- Broadcasters lose final appeal to take down Aereo — Ars Technica
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- Coventry City move: Ricoh Arena owners in legal threat — BBC Sport
- Titus Bramble is on trial at Ipswich Town — EADT 24
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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are already parents to three adopted children – but is the Hollywood power couple planning to adopt from Haiti?
"I'm always open to children around the world. We're that kind of a family; Brad and I talk about that," Angelina said in an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour, who asked the actress if she was planning to adopt from the earthquake ravaged country.
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Angelina said adopting should not currently be anyone's focus when it comes to the children of Haiti.
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Nantra De Deluxe
153 Moo 4, Had Yao Beach
Thalingchan, Nuaklong, Krabi 81130
Had Yao Beach
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Нантра де Делюкс Ресорт, Краби, идеально расположен на Хад Яо (Лонг Бич), в 20 минутах от международного аэропорта Краби. Хад Яо или Лонг Бич - это новая территория, природные красоты которой остались нетронутыми. Здесь вы сможете по-настоящему расслабиться в атмосфере спокойствия. От Хад Яо до Ао Нанг примерно 40 минут езды. Отель предлагает 3 типа размещения: Deluxe Villa, Suite Villa и Pool Villa. Общее число номеров 21, все оформлены в современном стиле, имеют отдельную ванную комнату с ванной, отдельную душевую комнату, мини-бар, фен, спутниковое телевидение, DVD проигрыватель, беспроводной Интернет и сейф.
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Date of stay:
Dec 04, 2013
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Thank you very very much to Anita and the rest of the wonderful staff at Nantra de deluxe. Only stayed one night but wish I d had a week! Very isolated and relaxing environment with a beautiful beach, yes it has darker sand but this allows for interesting patterns made by lighter sand after the tide goes out. Delightful, clean swimming pool, delicious meal at restaurant, great cocktails too. No hot water the night I arrived but this was fixed promptly the next morning. Spacious rooms and fantastic bathrooms, with a very tempting looking bathtub. Lovely outdoor sitting area, out of the breeze by the pool and restaurant, great for a nightcap after a swim. No dvd player or safety deposit in the room but as the lcd tv has a usb slot and the resort is isolated and the rooms felt very safe I wasn t bothered. Wonderful transfer back to Krabi, the staff member (sorry, I have no idea how to spell your name,Chau? Cheau?)even drove around town to make sure I got into a bank before the public holiday. Beachside luxury an affordable price with staff who go above and beyond what s expected!!!
Reservation service:
prompt confirmation of booking and polite single request for a review(versus Agoda s repeated reminder )emails. Thank you
Dec 15, 2013
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Vanessa Harkness
Date of stay:
Jan 10, 2013
Accommodation and facilities:
unfortunately a resort, which hasen t seen much detail-love and passion in the last years. obviousley nobody / nor the owner of the resort is taking care for keeping the resort well. every here and there you find broken floors, dirty pools and the restaurant is not well leaded as well. the menu is quite big, but there are only a few dishes available. Drinks as well - you only here no have . Sad, as the pureness of the beach, the wildness of the surrounded nature is really nice. I am sure it once was a nice resort, but not today anymore.
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Jan 20, 2013
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Date of stay:
Apr 12, 2012
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Cleaning was not really good done. The hotel is in a poor condition. A litlle bit more cleaning would help a lot.
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Apr 25, 2012
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Detlef Knapheide
Date of stay:
Mar 11, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
In this hotel there is a very bad service in the restaurant were many things were sold out and the staff coudnt care less. They just enjoyed to sit together and talk to eachother instead off taking care off the guests. The massageservice is violently overpriced It was first after some days we got the correct room, and there was no compensation for the lack ofseawiew all in all bad experience
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Mar 14, 2012
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just joergensen
Date of stay:
Dec 10, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
I went to Nantra De Deluxe to relax away from it all and that s just what I did. The room was great for price I paid (discount on Sawadee). The beach is long and I could walk for a long time. There were local people fishing and everyone was very friendly. The staff of Nantra were very nice and responded to any request promptly. I can highly recommend it if you want to get away from it all. On the down side, if you want a manicured beach don t come here. There was alot of garbage. Sad what we humans do to nature. It isn t the resorts fault. Still great for sunsets though. The food is expensive and not enough variety but if you walk half an hour you can find cheaper places in the bungalows to the north. If you are a vegetarian, it is slim pickings. The resort puts on great outings and some of them are free. Take advantage of that. Overall, I really enjoyed my staff due to staff friendliness and the quiet.
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No problems, just make sure they charge you the correct price for the transportation.
Dec 13, 2011
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Pam Rogers
Date of stay:
Nov 25, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
Very nice rooms, but beware: the location is literally in the middle of nowhere. If you come here for a quiet vacation; this is your spot. The hotel does offer excursions, but for us it was just too quiet. Also; sadly; the restaurant is too pricy for too low quality food. And with no other options around; you are pretty much stuck with it
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Dec 06, 2011
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Steven Daenens
Date of stay:
Nov 18, 2011
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After Bangkok, the out of the way place was perfect. The long sandy beach was a welcome sight for a good run during cloudy days. The resort is surrounded by farms and away from traffic congested Bangkok. A perfect getway from everything
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Nov 23, 2011
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Chae Kun Kang
Date of stay:
Aug 24, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
Small hotel in very silent and quiet place, relative wild, with nice sea view, nature and relaxation. Good for people after hard work during year, who does not want to see many people around and who likes nature.
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Aug 27, 2011
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Date of stay:
Apr 15, 2011
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nice staff,thanks,不過附近冇野食和冇野買,只有酒店一間餐廳仔,和係海灘右面行十分鍾有間海鮮餐廳,係夜晚,天空有好多星星,如果想Relax,住這間酒店是OK架
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Apr 19, 2011
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Date of stay:
Feb 20, 2011
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Very quiert, but nice for 2-4 days. Free trips every day provided by the hotel. The service is outstanding!
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Feb 27, 2011
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Merete Ørsted Petersen
Date of stay:
Feb 02, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
A very nice hotel. But far away from everything. The staff (with Anita in front) were really great and loved our children. The beach wasn t great as other part of Thailand. The price are a little high, but look out for Hot deals .
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Feb 24, 2011
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Mogens Nordtorp Serup
Date of stay:
Apr 26, 2010
Accommodation and facilities:
This is a very quiet and peaceful hotel with big rooms an woderful personal. We enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere very much. The beach could be a little bit cleaner but the hotel is super
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the booking service was totaly uncomplicated
May 04, 2010
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Nantra de Deluxe Resort
is an entirely new concept of a modern beachfront villa in Krabi. Our unique resort is located on a private beachfront area at Had Yao (Long beach), Krabi, approximately 20 minutes from Krabi International Airport and 40 minutes from the famous Ao Nang shopping area.
We ensure our guests of luxurious accommodations, friendly service from our staff and a refreshing feeling after a stay with us.
There are three types of accommodation available at the hotel, comprising of Deluxe Villa, Suite Villa, and Pool Villa. Total number of rooms is 21. Details of each room category are as follows. Some facts and figures about our accommodations :
:: Deluxe Villa - 16 Units ::
Nestled among the resorts botanical gardens and lagoon our deluxe villas feature their own private patio and garden area where guest can relax and be in touch with nature in a tropical environment.
65 sq.m. interior space
20 sq.m. of private patio with lounger, table and chairs
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Separate rain shower
Bath, Beach and Face towels
Personal Electronic Safe
Flat Screen TV. with DVD player
Tea and Coffee making facilities
Mini bar with snack kiosk
:: Pool Villa - 4 Units ::
Surrounded by tropical nature and the soothing rhythms of the ocean our contemporary modern designed villas feature a private pool with terrace looking out over the Andaman Sea.
Private ocean view terrace
100 sq.m. interior space
Private swimming pool
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Luxurious tropical bathroom with full amenities (separate rain shower)
Bath, Hand and Face towels
Personal Electronic Safe
Flat Screen TV. with DVD player
Tea and Coffee making facilities
Mini bar with snack kiosk
:: Food & Beverage Facilities ::
Nantra de Deluxe at Had Yao offers classic Thai and Seafood cuisine with one of Krabi most beautiful and secluded panoramic sea views. Our restaurant cum bar is open to both in-house and public guests for all day dining. Opening time from 07.00 hours to 22.00 hours or until the last guest leaves.
:: Guest Services & Facilities ::
Swimming pool
Spa treatment and a relaxing body massage
Free Wi-Fi internet access available at the lobby
Broadband internet access (Complimentary)
Hundreds selection of DVD movies
Mobile phone (Free of charge)
Full laundry Service
Car parking space
24 hours security
Free weekly trips
Tour services with our own boat services to nearby islands
Trip to the island
Out-door sea activities, kayak, canoe
Bicycles and kayaks (Free of charge)
:: Sport & Recreation ::
Spa and Thai Traditional Massage
on a pre-arranged basis
Diving / scuba
Special pre-arranged hideaway dining
Nantra de Deluxe Resort,
Krabi is located in Had Yao (Long Beach), Krabi - a short 20 minutes drive from Krabi International Airport. Had Yao or Long beach is a new area that is still naturally unspoiled. This provides an excellent getaway break for those who seek ultimate relaxation in tranquility. From Had Yao to Ao Nang, it is approximately 40 minutes drive. Krabi, Thailand new beach resort destination, is approximately 800 kms south west of Bangkok is easily accessible by both plane and bus. Krabi is a neighboring city to Phuket and Phang Nga, Thailand most famous beach and leisure destinations.
Distance from Phang Nga 86 Kilometers, Trang 131 Kilometers, Phuket 176 Kilometers and Suratthani 211 Kilometers.
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SACRAMENTO — While many of the top performers coming off last weekend's USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships head to the European circuit, Francena McCorory is going north.
The 25-year-old London 2012 Olympic 4x400 relay gold medalist, fresh from a brilliant 400-meter win in the fastest time of her life at the U.S. nationals, makes her next big start in the Edmonton International Track Classic, one of Canada's biggest meets, this weekend.
"McCorory is one of the hottest names in the sport and the reigning IAAF 400-meter indoor champion," said EITC meet director Peter Ogilvie, announcing the signing of the Bethel High and Hampton University alumna.
"We're delighted she's coming to Canada. We know she's ready for even bigger things."
McCorory clocked 49.48 seconds in winning the national 400-meter title Saturday, a personal best for her.
This winter, she won gold in the 400 meters at nationals in Albuquerque, N.M., and in the IAAF World Indoor Championships in Sopot, Poland.
Not only did Saturday's time make her the fifth fastest American woman over the one-lap distance in track and field history (she had been 14th), it elevated her from 65th to 32nd on the all-time chart for the women's 400, as well as from 31st to 11th on the list of top performances of the 21st century.
Sanya Richards-Ross, the 2008 Olympic champion, ran second to McCorory in 49.66, with Natasha Hastings (50.53) and Jessica Beard (50.81) third and fourth. All are veteran internationalists and frequent major-meet relay partners of McCorory.
Impressive as the 49.48 was, it's still a long way away from the world record of 47.60 set by East Germany's Marita Koch in 1985.
The only American women who have run the 400 faster than McCorory are Richards-Ross (48.70 in 2006); Valerie Brisco-Hooks (48.83 in 1984 Olympics) and Chandra Cheeseborough (49.05 in 1984 Olympics), and Jearl Miles-Clark (49.40 in 1997).
"I ran my lights out today," McCorory said after Saturday's win. "It was also great running against a great field and you know the times will be good, it is more motivation."
Runner-up Richards-Ross said, "I am very proud of my friend (McCorory) today getting a PR."
Now it's on to Edmonton, where she'll share the EITC meets spotlight with U.S. sprint star Justin Gatlin and Canadian high-jump standout Derek Drouin.
"I am really excited to be competing in Edmonton," McCorory said. "This will be my first competition there, so I look forward to performing my best for all in the stadium (which was the site of the 2001 world championships)."


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Pete George
Pete George audiences have never seen anything like an exhaustingly funny Pete George performance. As he pinballs through his act, he leaves them laughing so hard they can barely catch their breath. His stage antics take us on a journey that includes hard hitting jokes, life stories, cartoon voices and even… yes, Rock and Roll. Mark Stuplin at E! Entertainment Television says, "Pete George is Spastically Funny!" and according to Las Vegas booker Kevin Kearney, "Pete George, in a word…Hilarious! He really is the complete comedy package that you simply must see to believe."
Perhaps this energizer bunny began developing his off-centered and out-of-step approach to life when he was teased as a child, mistakenly labeled learning disabled and placed in special classes. Just minutes into Pete's act he leads us to believe that maybe it wasn't a mistake after all.
Pete got his start in show business as a lead guitarist in a Cleveland based 80's rock group. "We wanted to be like the band A Flock of Seagulls, so we called ourselves A Peck of Peckers." Discovering that being funny was his calling, Pete ventured into comedy competitions and a quick string of wins set off a 20-year career that has included over 7,000 shows at a multitude of venues and corporate events, touring the world, headlining comedy clubs, cruise ships, colleges, military shows and special events. "One time I even opened for the Australian Male Stripper Show Thunder From Down Under", George remembers… "I thought it was a seminar on Irritable Bowel Syndrome."
No slouch as an actor, Pete has appeared in several major motions pictures, including The Shawshank Redemption and The Majestic as well as appearances on Family Law, Strong Medicine, Night Shift, Comedy at Club 54, Now That's Comedy and several national commercials.
Music is an integral part of George's act and he is an accomplished musician. He likes to call himself the "Rock Star of Comedy" but one look at him and we see that he's anything but…. Stay tuned for an upcoming television show in development based on Pete's crazy life and be sure to catch his hilarious comedy CD, Comedy You Can Dance To.


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Sean John Combs (born November 4, 1969), currently known by his stage name Diddy, is an American record producer, rapper, actor, and men's fashion designer. He has won three Grammy Awards and two MTV Video Music Awards, and his clothing line earned a Council of Fashion Designers of America award.
He was originally known as Puff Daddy and then as P. Diddy (Puff and Puffy being often used as a nickname, but never as recording names). In August 2005, he changed his stage name to "Diddy". He continues to use the name P. Diddy in New Zealand and the United Kingdom, the latter after a legal battle with another artist, Richard "Diddy" Dearlove. In June 2008 Combs' representative denied rumors of another name change.
His business interests under the umbrella of Bad Boy Entertainment Worldwide include Bad Boy Records; the clothing lines Sean John; Sean by Sean Combs, a movie production company; and two restaurants. He has taken the roles of recording executive, performer, producer of MTV's Making the Band, writer, arranger, clothing designer, and Broadway actor. Combs' net worth was estimated at US $346 million in 2006.


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Anzenis Rt615k
Street Legal Motorsports and DOT Approved Track Competition Tire
Today's sports cars, compacts and performance sedans are extremely versatile. The tire they ride on has to be the same. The new AZENIS RT-615 offers a world spec construction, featuring an improved motorsports-grade cap compound that effectively maintains grip as tire temperatures increase. In addition, the special 8/32nd molded tread design reduces the new tire's tread squirm while providing efficient mileage for street use. A solid center rib significantly reduces wheel spin by increasing the tire's contact patch void ratio under heavy acceleration. Understanding the tremendous demands the AZENIS RT-615 will experience, new proprietary casing design, bead apex and turn-up technology allow for the elimination of heavy steel construction, resulting in an 8% reduction in unsprung tire weight.
The result: A tough, durable, street-sensible tire, whose 200/A/A UTQG rating, make it a great match for the autocross, time attack, or drift competition.
- MASSIVE SPORT SIDE SHOULDER BLOCKS - Deliver motorsports level grip and unsurpassed durability
- THREE HIGH VOID/LOW TURBULENCE GROOVES - Increase maximum wet weather speeds and by reducing hydroplaning tendencies
- SOLID CENTER RIB - Significantly reduces wheel spin by reducing contact patch void ratio under heavy acceleration
- OPTIMIZED AQUA TUSK POSITIONING - Reduces tread squirm while delivering flagship wet grip