Transfers are only valid for one-way trips.Ĥ) Pull the bell cord above or beside the window to signal the driver when you are ready to get off the bus. Mountain Metro transfers are free and are good for up to two hours. If your trip requires a transfer, please ask the driver upon boarding. The fare box does not make change, nor does the bus driver. Be sure the bus driver can see you when you are at the stop.ģ) Have your bus pass or exact cash fare ready when boarding the bus. Mountain Metro bus stops are marked by rectangular purple "metro" signs. Schedules are available on the buses or at Transit Administration - 1015 Transit Dr., or they can be printed from the PDF Schedules available online. Individual schedules show the following information: a) Names of major stops, which are called time points b) Time tables c) A map of the route indicating streets the bus travels and locations of major time points.įor additional help planning your trip, use the Route Planner, available on the left side of the Transit homepage.Ģ) Look for your bus stop. The map shows where each bus route travels and intersects with connecting routes. Main transfer hubs and intersecting route numbers are included in the map legend for each route. For more detailed information, refer to the individual schedules under Route & Schedule Information. The following tips should help you feel prepared to take your first trip:ġ) Locate your route number on the Transit System Map. Navigating the local fixed-route bus system is easy if you know what to do.
Mountain Metro provides fixed-route bus service to Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region.
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