# DRFARES

pilotnotes:
(1) ADA mobility service to supplement traditional paratransit, (2) Subsidy for Lyft/Uber trips to connect to fixed-route transit


otherpilot:
Fairfield Cab, Fairfield Yellow Cab, Veterans


subfarenotes:
Omnitrans subsidizes 1/2 of cost of Lyft trips up to max. of $80/month ($40 subsidy)


pilotnotes:
Microtransit pilot program only serving two areas of our county; please see http://www.octa.net/OCFlex/Overview for more information.


pilotnotes:
Groups of 5 or more with a common origin/destination can ride for free.


otherserv:
At some locations, work with Lyft/Uber in identifying pick up spots. We have some corrals for scooter companies in some locations as well. We also allow car share providers (like GiG and Zipcar) to lease out parking spaces.


pilotnotes:
Taxi Voucher Pilot Program, up to $20 agency subsidy.


pilotnotes:
Weekend late night last mile from light rail.


otherpilot:
Plan to have an agreement with Uber and Lyft as part of new mobiity options in FY.2021

pilotnotes:
Non-Emergency Medical Transportation, RTD is looking to implement this program in FY2021

Mobility On-Demand
RTD’s own UBER-type service, provided in accessible vans strategically placed around the County and operated by professionally trained and tested operators.  This program serves the rural areas.


pilotnotes:
Greater Hartford Transit District has partnered with M7 Taxi and Executive 2000 Taxi to provide a taxi voucher/debit card program for trips outside of the existing ADA service area.


otherpilot:
Action Taxi, BBC Connect, Curb, Falcon Transport, Old Dominion Taxi, Regency Taxi, Silver Cab, Transco Taxi, and Yellow Cab

pilotnotes:
2. Paratransit Supplement is a program called "Abilities-Ride" which offers rides to MetroAccess customers by partnering with the two taxi companies listed in Question 1. Abilities-Ride subsidizes rides up to $15 for eligible trips, after the first $5 of taxi fare. In addition, some promotional trips are totally free of charge to customers, even beyond $15.


otherpilot:
United Taxi, Care Ride, Wheelchair Transport, Lyft, Uber, V Care

otherserv:
TD Late Shift, TD Urgent Day, Sandbox, Healthy Hop

pilotnotes:
Direct Connect = First Mile/Last Mile
TD Late Shift = TD bus pass holders can upgrade for $9 more to get 25 free on-demand trips per month to/from work 10pm-6am
Urgent Day = One $3 on-demand trip/month for TD pass holder who has a life-sustaining trip that cannot be served by bus.
Sandbox = On-demand ADA paratransit trips, $4.50/trip
Healthy Hop = Free rides for low-income seniors (65+)between home & health destinations in Tarpon Springs, 4 one-way trips/month


pilotnotes:
We provide two Flex routes used to feed customers to the fixed route


pilotnotes:
We utilize the TransLoc Rider mobile app, which offers first/last mile connections with Uber within the app. However, we do not partner with Uber directly. Our Microtransit pilot began in June 2019.


subfarenotes:
We provide taxi vouchers that cover costs beyond what rider would have paid on paratransit trip.


subfarenotes:
Customer pays first $2.00, MBTA pays up to next $40


pilotnotes:
All of the answers to these questions refer to pilot programs.


pilotnotes:
KCATA staff has assisted with coordinating, planning, and marketing a Microtransit pilot project in Johnson County. However this is not operated or paid for by KCATA.


subfarenotes:
Fares match Transit fares and discounts and accept all Transit passes


subfarenotes:
Customer pays $2.75, RTA will subsidize up to $12 more and the customer pays anything above the $14.75 total.


pilotnotes:
RTA is subsidizing the full cost of RTA Connect On Demand (First/Last mile connection) for customers traveling between stops and transfer points within each designated service area.


otherserv:
Pilot Route 93 Flex and Pilot Route 100 Autonomous

pilotnotes:
Pilot Route 93 Flex began in August 2019 with a base fare of $0.75 for public or $0.00 for students, faculty, and employees of Texas A&M Corpus Christi.  Pilot Route 100 Autonomous began in January 2020 with a base fare of $0.00.  Fare policy for both services are included in annual memorandum of agreement with Texas A&M Corpus Christi.


pilotnotes:
Community Connector services is a flex service, not a pilot.


pilotnotes:
We introduced the service on a very limited basis in early March and had only logged a dozen trips before going Fare Free system wide.


pilotnotes:
Trips 52.5 per hour, we pay a subsidy up to $20 for ambulatory and $35 for Wheelchair.  The customer pays a base fare of 1.75 plus any amount over our subsidy.


pilotnotes:
The first/last connection pilot makes use of vanpool vehicles and has a flat monthly rate.


pilotnotes:
On-Demand service was piloted last year and made into a permanent service for a few communities.


pilotnotes:
Shared taxibus:The taxibus is a public transit alternative for areas where it is not possible to establish a regular bus service. Two taxibus services:  for general public or for seniors only. 
The ride must be reserved at least 40 minutes prior to the trip.


pilotnotes:
The TTC is not participating in any Flex Service or Mobility Pilots at the time.


pilotnotes:
Customer pays 2.75, NYCT reimburses the rest of the ride


pilotnotes:
$1 fares for Safe Rides program, providing on-demand service between 1am and 6am around University Campus. 

$1 fares for West Connect program providing on-demand service within West Champaign and to Round Barn Transit Center and YMCA.


pilotnotes:
Although the pilot is for ADA Paratransit customers, they understand that for the pilot, they are opting out of ADA service.


pilotnotes:
a. Highland Village Lyft program: $13 per trip subsidy max
b. UNT Lyft program: 100% subsidy within established zone
c. Microtransit with SpareLabs for zone service
d. Taxi voucher program with Irving Holdings for McKinney Urban Transit District service with MUTD matching 3:1 for funds loaded by customers
e. Taxi service with Irving Holdings for Frisco service with Frisco covering cost of fare over $3 (customer pays $1 minimum - $3 maximum)


# FRFARES

Systemname:
Kansas City Area Transportation Authority

Otherinfo:
As of March 2020, fares or passes are not currently being sold or used on the system, so no revenue is being collected.


Systemname:
Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority

Otherinfo:
We cannot split up our pass usage per mode. The total % pass usage per mode is total between modes.


Systemname:
Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority


Systemname:
Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon

Othertransfera:
12-mo pass, 14-day pass, 7-day pass, 1 day pass

Otherequip:
Contactless smart card reader, Point of sale ticket printers


Systemname:
Lehigh and Northampton Transportation Authority


Otherinfo:
On Board Fares are higher than Advance Purchase fares, no surcharge.  The higher Cash fares used to answer survey.


Otherinfo:
Effective 7/1/20 free first and second $1 transfer fee within 2 hours of base ride, children under age 12 ride free.


Othertransfera:
Annl, college, 1-day, 7-day, 6-hr passes


Systemname:
Saint Cloud Metropolitan Transit Commission


Otherpayment:
ACH - Employer Transit Benefits Programs


Systemname:
Central New York Regional Transportation Authority


Systemname:
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey


Othersubsidizeda:
Students reduced fare monthly only 27.00 non-ADA elderly on curb-to-curb $3.50 DAY PASS FIXED ONLY 3.00


Systemname:
Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority

Fuelcondition:
Quarterly gasoline prices above $3/gallon.


Preschooltime:
All times if accompanied by a paid adult

Elementarytime:
All times with a MATA-issued photo ID card

Secondarytime:
All times with a MATA-issued photo ID card


Otherinfo:
Data unavailable/unrecorded at this time.


Systemname:
Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District


Otherinfo:
# 16 is CR tickets valid on certain Amtraks within the same service area.


Otherinfo:
Higher value currency is accepted to pay for multiple fares, however; change is not provided if fare is less than amount deposited.


Systemname:
Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District


Systemname:
Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority

Othertransfera:
Caltrain Monthly Pass; ACE Ticket or Pass; Hwy 17 5-Day and 31-Day Pass; MST 7-Day and 31-Day Pass


Systemname:
Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District

Otherinfo:
Farebox registers paper currency payment, not value.


Otherinfo:
Fare media may be purchased at junior & senior high schools.


Otherinfo:
Gold Coast Transit specifies a height of under 45 inches tall for children to ride free when accompanied by an adult.  There is no age specified for this.


Systemname:
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority

Disabledtime:
All times; additional discount at off-peak $0.35

Seniortime:
All times; additional discount at off-peak $0.35

Othersubsidizeda:
Annual passes provided at a discount to employees of participating businesses

Othersubsidizedb:
Academic term passes provided at a fare per boarding charge to students at participating colleges and institutions


Otherinfo:
Besides cash fare payment, the only fare media purchase available on-board buses is the loading of stored value to smart cards.


Otheropt:
Mobile tickets, available on RTD Mobile Tickets app, Uber, Transit

Otherinfo:
We cannot determine the percentage of fare revenue from federal transit benefits


Systemname:
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority

Otherinfo:
Qu. 6.e. HR: Maximum parking rate is $15.00 per day for non-WMATA customers/riders for special events. Qu. 17.b. and 17.d. HR&MB Other monthly and weekly pass products are available at higher price points.


Otherinfo:
Qu. 4 HR&MB: Board policy is for biennial fare increase based on CPI, in conjunction with additional fare changes determined by Board, but change is not automatic and policy can be overridden. Qu. 17.d. MB pass is also usable on other local agencies.


Otherinfo:
Some neighborhood reduced fares: $0.50 - $1.00


Othersubsidizeda:
Transportation Disadvantaged; Medicaid, Contracted Businesses

Otherinfo:
UPASS/CPASS  is a program whereby an organization pays a lump sum and their students/employees ride for free


Otherinfo:
Honorable discharged veterans: permanent residents of Miami Dade; annual income <$30,722; fare: $0.00 w/annual Patriot Passport.


Othersubsidizeda:
ADA and TD - give up para-transit for fixed route

Otherinfo:
First two children 5 or under are free with paying adult passenger.


Otherinfo:
We offer our Paratransit Riders an ID Card that allows for free rides on fixed route.


Systemname:
Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority


Systemname:
City and County of Honolulu Department of Transportation Services


Otherinfo:
Survey reflects new Ventra system, introduced in the Fall 2013.


Systemname:
Rock Island County Metropolitan Mass Transit District

Otherinfo:
The base fare for the Ferryboat mode is $4.00 for riders age 2-10 and $8.00 for anyone over 10.


Otherinfo:
Students at several area Universities/Colleges ride free with student ID.


Systemname:
Fort Wayne Public Transportation Corporation

Othersubsidizeda:
10% discount on montly pass for university students/faculty/staff

Othersubsidizedb:
limited half price passes for social service/government assistance providers

Otherinfo:
not sure what you mean by prepaid sources?


Othersubsidizeda:
Universal Access for Wabash National Corporation employees


Systemname:
South Bend Public Transporation Corporation


Otherinfo:
Semester pass: K-12 summer: $50, non-student: $60-$100; University students subsidize fares through fees and ride free


Systemname:
Des Moines Area Regional Transit Authority


Otherinfo:
Higher currency denominations may be accepted.


Systemname:
Transit Authority of Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government


Otherinfo:
UMass Transit is a 100% Fare Free System $49/student/year prepaid plus parking revenue


Otherinfo:
We have half-fare 30 day passes @ 29.00 for persons eligible for reduced fare. We have full fare tokens (good for one ride each) available in packages of 10 for $15.00. We have half fare tokens available in a package of 100 for $75.00.


Systemname:
City of Detroit Department of Transportation


Othertypereda:
Reduced fare for Seniors and People with Disabilities


Systemname:
San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District

Othersubsidizedb:
50% discount for San Francisco State students making trips to or from Daly City Station.

Otherinfo:
Fare for 3-hour entry and exit at same station: $6.20


Systemname:
Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority


Otheropt:
Group bus pass programs - uses org ID cards

Othersubsidizeda:
Residential group housing developments are part of our group pass program


Otheropt:
Multi-ride day passes on contracted regional routes only

Othersubsidizeda:
Group Pass Program; Qualified human service organizations


Systemname:
Saginaw Transit Authority Regional Services


Systemname:
Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation


Systemname:
Corpus Christi Regional Transportation Authority

Otherinfo:
Service mode has been discontinued effective January 1, 2016.


Systemname:
Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County

Otherequip:
smart card reader, cashless point of sale machine and BBR

Otherinfo:
Section 28 is based on FY19 (most recent full fiscal year)


Otherinfo:
Tokens: CBD & special event service only


Fuelcondition:
There is a matrix. For each addt'l $1 in diesel costs, the surcharge increases by $.25


Otherinfo:
Guranteed-ride-home applies to all-employee ID program only.


Otherinfo:
We do not offer a 7 Day pass any longer, only a 5 Day for $12.00, We also offer a $40 debit card.


Systemname:
Transportation District Commission of Hampton Roads

Otherinfo:
The 12 month passes range in price from $250 to $500 based on quantities purchased, or can be a per swipe charge of $0.94 per ride.


Otherinfo:
many less than full fare cash drops, many "no money" after boarding


Systemname:
Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area Authority


Systemname:
King County Department of Transportation

Otherinfo:
Single-trip inter-agency transfers only possible with smart card.


Otherinfo:
Parking - $85 monthly parking at various LRT lots for between 0% and 50% of stalls; University Student - item e - universal passes for 4 month period at $140 per semester; Demand response data - CNIB are free


Otherinfo:
proof of payment - Percentage of prepaid fare revenue is 85% for both LRT & Bus.


Otherinfo:
Exact fare only; no policy re max. denomination accepted; any bills are rare in farebox - Percentage of prepaid fare revenue is 85% for both LRT & Bus.


Otherinfo:
28.a multi-modal agencie - not able to estimate prepaid media by mode


Otherinfo:
Family multi-person pass: Saturdays, Sundays, or statutory holidays only. 25 d applies to fare paid zones on Line 1 system


Systemname:
New York City Department of Transportation

Otherinfo:
Vehicle passengers: $3, 3 or more-person carpool: $2 (no vehicles permitted as of 9/23/03)


Otherinfo:
MTS Discount Monthly Passes: Senior (60+)/Disabled Pass = $23.00; Youth (6-18) Pass = $23.00; College Student Pass = $57.60.


Otherinfo:
Single Ride Ticket sold from vending machines for $3.00 (also valid on local buses); Fare Evasion methodology under review


Otherinfo:
Proof of payment system used on Select Bus Service routes; Fare evasion methodology under review.


Otherinfo:
Single Ride Ticket sold from vending machines for $3.00.


Otherinfo:
Paper currency & coin combination only in vending machines.


Otherinfo:
We currently cannot track percent of fare revenue from transit benefit.


Otherinfo:
Fare Use - Prepaid: does not include 'Daily Pass' revenue category


Otherinfo:
Partial paper currency not always accepted by farebox.


Systemname:
Area Transportation Authority of North Central Pennsylvania


Systemname:
Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority

Othertransfera:
Reciprocal free transfer to rural system

Othersubsidizeda:
pre-paid fares to make certain fare free


Systemname:
Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority


Systemname:
Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority


Otherinfo:
PILOTING SMART CARD FARE MEDIA IN  SPRING OF 2016.  HILLSB COMM COLLEGE STUDENTS MAY BUY A $110 SEMESTER PASS AT HCC.  USF IS BILLED $1 FOR STUDENTS AND $0.50 FOR FACULTY/STAFF. THERE IS A 31 DAY LOCAL STUDENT FARE FOR $48.75.


Othersubsidizeda:
Low income Seniors and persons with disabilites who reside in Milwaukee County.

Otherinfo:
Not all unlinked smart card trips are accounted for. Any pass taps that are part of a special  programs don't divide rides into revenue and transfers. Only confirmed unlinked trips by card type were included in the unlinked trip number.


Systemname:
Berks Area Reading Transportation Authority


Otherinfo:
Data includes use of Clipper regional universal fare card dispensed from non-ECCTA sources.


Otherinfo:
71.16% of 2014 UPT were paid for through a bulk fare agreement with Cornell University


Otherinfo:
CR has 2 zones. Fares reported for this mode indicates the highest fares required


Otherinfo:
Due to COVID WATA has suspended charging fare. Will likely charge again within next few months.


Systemname:
City of East Chicago Public Transportation


Systemname:
Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission


Systemname:
South Florida Regional Transportation Authority


Otherinfo:
Philadelphia SEPTA rail passes valid in same zone; 1-day passes with Ocean City, MD


Otherinfo:
FIXED ROUTE HAS NO FARES - IS 100% GOVT SUBSIDIZED


Secondarytime:
All times (secondary students may also obtain a fr

Othersubsidizeda:
secondary students with school pass ride free

Othersubsidizedb:
Residents who qualify for tax relief ride free with a special pass


Fuelcondition:
Fuel purchased from vendor with lowest cost.  However fuel surcharge is included on each invoice of some of the fuel vendors.

Otherinfo:
The operation of the Water Ferry Boat service began May 3, 2003.


Fuelcondition:
Fuel purchased from vendor with lowest cost.  There is a freight surcharge included in the total of fuel each vendor's invoice.


Otherinfo:
Express 31-day 110.00; Express 20-ride 57.00; ; Consignments tickets and passes to some private and govt employers--some of these employers subsidise tickets and passes;Fareboxes accept any demonination bill.


Systemname:
Prince George's County Department of Public Works & Transportation


Othersubsidizeda:
Institution pays reduced fare per boarding

Otherinfo:
Change cards issued on buses for overpayment of fare


Othersubsidizeda:
Employers who purchase large quantities of passes for employees


Othertransfera:
EZ Pass, LIFE(Low-Income Fare is Easy) Program


Systemname:
Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada


Otherinfo:
Smart card percentages represent users with stored cash value loaded to a smart card


Otherinfo:
Highest denomination paper currency accepted: no limit.


Otherinfo:
Two Ride Agency passes are only offered to non-profit social service agencies


Otherinfo:
Light rail service in tacoma is free, while the central link light rail is charges a fare. Also 40% is a requirement that takes effect once the system is considered mature.


Fuelcondition:
Average monthly fuel costs exceed $3.30 /gallon.

Otherinfo:
Plymouth Metrolink is part of Metro Transit's fare system and fares are set by Metropolitan Council for the region and type of equipment is also set up by Metro Council.


Systemname:
Blue Water Area Transportation Commission


Otherinfo:
Means-based fare is part of a regional pilot program led by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.


Othertypereda:
Metro Mobility (ADA Riders) & Manitou Springs Free Shuttle


Systemname:
Southern California Regional Rail Authority

Otherinfo:
On July 1, 2005, Metrolink started a 10-year transition to a distance based fare & eliminated off-peak fares on weekdays; the adult base fare quoted here is the adult weekday fare for the shortest trip distance offered.


Othersubsidizeda:
Business partnerships with select employers


Systemname:
Community Action of Southern Kentucky, Inc.

Otherinfo:
You can get 4 passes for $5 and 9 passes for $10


Systemname:
Eagle County Regional Transportation Authority


Systemname:
Lymo Waccamaw Regional Transportation  Authority


Otherinfo:
Approx. 10% fare increase in monthly and weekly passes in Apr 2010


Systemname:
City of Bullhead City/Bullhead Area Transit System


Systemname:
Pima County Department of Transportation


Otherinfo:
% of unlinked trips by pass type is not monitored although data exists


Systemname:
Northern Arizona Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority


Othertypereda:
Seniors, disabled, and Students with an ID or iRide smartcard

Otherinfo:
WMATA would know the % of smartrip fare revenue from the federal transit benefit.  I have no access to that information


Otherinfo:
about 80% of the ridership are students that pay a per credit hour fee to ride.  all other riders pay nothing.


Otherinfo:
THe Connector is beginning a new program for middle school and high school students providing free rides on Fairfax Connector buses from 6:00 am to 8:00 PM all allow for participation in before/after school tutoring, clubs, sports, etc.  This free ri


Systemname:
Northern New England Passenger Rail Authority


Othersubsidizedb:
Group Pass Program for gov, school, and non-profit groups


Systemname:
Cape Fear Public Transportation Authority


Systemname:
Chattanooga Area Regional Transportation Authority (CARTA)


Otherinfo:
Will be implementing Ticket Vending Machines at 2 locations in the next 3 months implementing mobile ticketing Q1 2021


Othertransfera:
GTA weekly pass for use in Greater Toronto Region

Otherequip:
Smart Card (Presto) fare payment devices


Othersubsidizeda:
Business accounts are required to pay 50% of the cost of transit passes for their employees - no discounts are provided by transit, other than

Otherinfo:
a. Pre-paid fares are Passport contracts, c. monthly pass is only available with smart card, e. Community Transit does not track passes purchased with federal transit benefit funding, and Employer program fare revenue is from ORCA Passport contracts


Systemname:
Northern Virginia Transportation Commission (Co-owner of the Virgi

Otherinfo:
The costs for the various types of tickets are all based on the one base zone of travel.  Costs on all types of ticket go up as the length of the trip increases.


Fuelcondition:
There is a matrix. For each addt'l $1 in diesel costs, the surcharge increases by $.50

Otherinfo:
The fuel surcharge will be evaluated on a quarterly basis. We are scheduled to go to the next level Oct 1, 2008 but the GM may override an automatic increase. Applies to all modes.


Otherinfo:
Our system is fare free system wide for all services


Systemname:
South Metro Area Regional Transit (SMART)


Otherinfo:
SR went fare free at the beginning of 2019.


Systemname:
University of Kansas, Parking & Transit Department


Systemname:
Santa Barbara County Association of Governments


Othertransfera:
Transit passes for connecting services with the CTA urban (peak-period only) and Pace suburban service area available as an option for monthly ticket holders.

Otherinfo:
According to Metra's fare policies, the fare structure applied to trips between the CBD stations and Zone “A” (our base fares) and “B” stations is lower than that applied to trips between the CBD and higher fare zones.


Fuelcondition:
Smart card users receive a discounted rate of $0.35 for using stored value instead of cash

Otherinfo:
Monthly pass is placed on smart cards and is counted as smart card usage.


Otherinfo:
Los Alamos County charges no fares on any MB service.


Otherinfo:
Media can be purchased at TVM's with cash or credit card, however; change is provided in an electronic change card.


Otherinfo:
There are currently no plans to begin charging a fare for our system.


Otherequip:
Contactless smart card reader, Point of sale ticket printer


Othertransfera:
Intercounty with Luzerne County Transit Authority $60.00


Otherinfo:
ALL PASSENGERS RIDE FOR FREE ON WKU TOPPER TRANSIT


Otherinfo:
As of September 2014 transit service was brought in-house and we contract driver component of our service. January 1, 2017 we began part of the U-Pass program involving four post-secondary institutions.


Systemname:
City of Asheville, Asheville Redefines Transit (ART)


Otherinfo:
Scheduled July 1, 2020 fare increase deferred. 30% Fare req for all-day ferry service


Disabledtime:
All times; additional discount at off-peak $0.95

Seniortime:
All times; additional discount at off-peak $0.95


Otherinfo:
DC Streetcar is operating fare-free as of July 1, 2016. There are plans to charge fares in the future.


Otherinfo:
Single-trip inter-agency transfers only possible with smart card. Streetcar-only day pass available for $4.50. Ticket-vending machines accept coins or cards only.


Fuelcondition:
Regional fare collection system (Clipper) plus mobile app only.

Otherinfo:
SMART started revenue service in Aug 2017 and has not made any changes to its fare policy thus far. We are currently working with our local MPO to join a means-based fare program by the end of this year


Otherinfo:
Effective July 1, 2018 SolTrans instituted a set of fares that apply to intra-Solano County CB travel. This form can only accommodate the base adult fare, even though there are other cash fares and day passes for intra-County use.


Otherinfo:
DC Circulator operates as a local compliment to WMATA's larger, region-wide Metrobus system. DC Circulator is on the same regional fare system, but the DC Circulator-specific passes are not available for purchase on the SmarTrip cards. DC Circulator'


Otherinfo:
Includes Cherriots Regional and Route 1X services; price for adult universal month pass is $85, $42.50 for reduced fare customers. Universal passes are valid fare on all Cherriots and SMART buses (through an intergovernmental agreement).


Otherinfo:
Fare costs are average system wide--fares vary between $5 and $35 based off of trip start / end.


Othertransfera:
Integrated Pass (2 agency monthly pass $197)


Othertransfera:
Regional: Day, 7-Day, 31-Day, Disability


