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MCTS TP51: Milwaukee Reduced Fare ID Application

Milwaukee County Transit System uses form TP51 to issue Reduced Fare ID cards based on age or disability. When the applicant qualifies through a physical or mental impairment under the FTA definition, the treating physician or a licensed health care provider with a Wisconsin medical license completes the back page, checking the qualifying criteria and confirming the patient is under their care.

Who completes it

The applicant completes the front, picks the eligibility basis and signs a release of disability-related medical information. A treating physician or licensed health care provider holding a Wisconsin medical license completes the back, including a required state license number.

Submitting and payment

How to submit it
The applicant returns the completed form to MCTS and shows photo ID to receive the Reduced Fare ID.

Good to know

  • Criteria groups: non-ambulatory, semi-ambulatory (arthritis, limb loss, stroke, cardiopulmonary, dialysis), visual, hearing, cognitive, neurological and other disabilities, with a diagnosis required for some.
  • Pregnancy, obesity, drug or alcohol addiction and controlled epilepsy do not qualify; for epilepsy, a person seizure-free for six months does not qualify.
  • The provider marks the impairment permanent or gives its duration, or checks a box stating it does not meet any listed limitation.
  • Medicare beneficiaries, eligible Transit Plus clients, and riders aged 6 to 11 or 65 and older qualify with proof instead of a provider certification.

Get the official form

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Milwaukee County Transit System Reduced Fare ID Application

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Frequently asked questions

Who can sign the MCTS reduced fare medical section?

The back of TP51 must be completed by the treating physician or a licensed health care provider with a Wisconsin medical license, and the state license number is required. The signer certifies that the applicant is currently under their care for the disabilities checked and meets the listed criteria.

What conditions are excluded from MCTS reduced fare eligibility?

The form states that pregnancy, obesity, drug or alcohol addiction and controlled epilepsy do not qualify. Within the epilepsy criterion, grand mal or psychomotor seizures count, but a person who has been seizure-free for six months does not. Cerebral palsy and MS qualify only when not controlled with medication.