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465 (07/2026) Chapter 2:Eligibility • Section 6: Non-financial eligibility Allowable uses of District transportation funds include: • Bus tickets • Gas cards • Taxi services • Uber or Lyft • Community scooter rentals • Community bike rentals • Other comparable transportation supports The dollar amount provided should consider the participant’s individual circumstances. For example, participants in rural areas may require higher‑value support due to longer travel distances or limited public transportation options. Districts must follow all State of Oregon approved accounting practices when purchasing and distributing transportation supports. Each District is responsible for tracking all expenditures, managing its allocated budget, and maintaining required documentation. Unused funds do not carry over to the next FFY. Questions about District transportation allocations? Email: SNAP.EmploymentAndTraining@odhsoha.oregon.gov ABAWDs ABAWD definition: Effective October 1, 2025, Oregon SNAP policy and eligibility has been changed by House Resolution 1 (H.R.1). See OAR 461-135-0520 for SNAP Time Limits and Special Requirements for ABAWD. An Able-bodied adult without dependents (ABAWD) is an individual: • Who is at least age 18 but under the age of 65; and • There are no persons under the age of 14 in the SNAP filing group. Note: ABAWDs can be exempt or non-exempt work registrants depending on their circumstance. SNAP time limit three-year clock Federal law requires non-exempt ABAWDs to fulfill special work-related activities to receive SNAP for more than three months during a set three-year period. The exception to this is if they meet one of the following: • Live in a waived area • Are assigned discretionary exemptions (DE) • Meet one of the work registrant exemptions,