Plan your trip online using the Trip Planner. Alternately, email us your travel plans with our Contact Form and we will reply with the best directions. You can also call us at:

• Voice : 341-0800 
• TDD : 341-0807

When calling or emailing, let our Customer Service Operator know where your trip starts, your destination, and the times you want to arrive and return. Also when calling have a pencil and paper ready to record your trip information. Our service hours are:

• 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Monday-Friday 
• 7:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Saturday 
• 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday

If you use a Metro discount ID for students, seniors, disabled, or medicare, please have the ID ready to show the operator when you pay your fare.

Metro does not operate on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, July 4, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.

Signs & Schedules

Reading Schedules

Individual schedules are available for each route in the system. Each schedule includes the following:  

• Boarding times at selected time points along the route for each trip made on weekdays, and/or Saturday & Sunday.
• A route map identifying the regular route and any special routing used on selected trips.
• All buses ADA accessible.
• Information on fares, transfers, holiday service, the customer service phone number (voice & TDD), reduced fare eligibility criteria and areas served by the route.
• Transfer points and the routes you can transfer to.

Fareboxes

Fareboxes accept coins, bills and Metro pre-paid fare cards. The top of the farebox has three slots: one only accepts coins; the middle only accepts dollar bills and the third only accepts / activates fare cards. Passes, once activated, must be swiped in the magnetic swipe slot. If a fare is rejected, farebox "warbles". Passenger must pay fare with either cash or a different card.

Bus Know How

Identifying Your Bus

The destination and route number are displayed on digital signs located above the windshield and to the left of the front door. If the route number on the bus matches the number printed on your schedule, hail your bus!

Hailing Your Bus

Stay by the bus sign and wave your arm to have the bus stop. Be at the stop three to five minutes before the bus is scheduled to arrive. If you have questions, or want to confirm this is the correct bus to reach your destination, ask the operator prior to boarding.

Boarding

Please let seniors and the disabled board first. The center facing seats located in the front of the bus are reserved for seniors and the disabled.

Standing

In the event you must stand, please move behind the white line and as far to the rear of the bus as possible. This allows the operator to see the rear door and make room for additional passengers. For your safety, please use the handholds on the seats and overhead rails since buses may have to make sudden stops.

Fareboxes

Fareboxes accept coins, bills and Metro pre-paid fare cards. The top of the farebox has two slots: one only accepts coins; the second only accepts dollar bills and fare cards.

Transferring

A transfer is required for persons riding more than one bus to reach their destination. A transfer must be paid for when the fare is deposited and is issued by the farebox. The backside of the transfer has the following information: time issued, date, bus number, route number and the time the transfer expires.

Transfer Rules

• Not good for stopovers.
• No round trips allowed. Good for travel only in one general direction.
• Transfer must be secured at time fare is paid.
• Customers must transfer at the first point of contact with the route they want to transfer to and only at designated transfer points. Transfer points and connecting routes are listed on every schedule.
• FRAUDULENT USE; No person shall sell, trade, exchange, give away or offer for passage a transfer in violation of the rules of the Authority.
• Keep transfer in presentable condition.
• In case of dispute, customer is required to pay fare and notify the main administrative office at 341-0800.