RRTA Routes Using Standard Deviations – 1-20-2025
As of 5 AM, RRTA will use Standard Deviations on some routes. Standard Deviations are established detours that RRTA follows on certain routes during winter weather. Please refer to the RRTA Winter 2024 for the…
Complete the SCTA Strategic Plan Public Survey!
The South Central Transit Authority (SCTA) is interested in your input to help us continue to provide excellent transit service in your community. This input will help us identify key goals as we develop our…
RRTA Winter Rider Alert Detour Info.
During a winter weather event, RRTA may have to change the route due to weather conditions. RRTA is aware of problem spots along some routes and has established STANDARD and ALTERNATE detours in advance. Depending…
Ride with Respect
We want everyone to enjoy riding RRTA and it all starts with Ride with Respect, our new customer code of conduct that calls on riders to treat everyone the way they’d want to be treated.
Our Passenger Code of Conduct
Ride with Respect is about just that: riding with respect. To continue making RRTA a safe, enjoyable experience for everyone on board, we ask that our riders stick to a few simple guidelines. The following are prohibited on RRTA property and vehicles:
Riding RRTA is a privilege. At our discretion, RRTA has the authority to remove riders from its property or buses for any prohibited behavior and possible suspension from service. This includes prosecution to the fullest extent of the law for any harassment or violence towards any RRTA Operator or staff. Being respectful of the people around you and being considerate to RRTA employees doesn’t take more than common courtesy. And common courtesy is all we ask from our riders.
Adopted by the Board of Directors on August 15, 2018