Route 8/Park City-Penn State Health: No Longer Serves Penn State Health Front Entrance Area
The RRTA Route 8/Park City-Penn State Health Bus Route will NO LONGER travel directly in front of the Penn State Health front entrance area. Please view the map below for visual reference to the 2…
New Year’s Day – NO RRTA SERVICE (Wednesday, January 1, 2025)
NO RRTA BUS SERVICE on Wednesday, January 1, 2025. Queen Street Station will be CLOSED on Wednesday, January 1, 2025. Regular service on Thursday, January 2, 2025. NO HAY SERVICIO DE AUTOBUS RRTA el miércoles…
New Year’s Eve RRTA Service Changes (Tuesday, December 31, 2024)
On New Year’s Eve, Tuesday, December 31, 2024, some RRTA routes will stop service early: – Route 1/Northeast will make its last departure from Queen Street Station at 7:30 PM. – Route 1/Southeast will make its…
Be involved in a lifesaving partnership: transit employees and passengers
As a resource, transit employees provide a wealth of specialized knowledge and on-the-job experience. Likewise, transit passengers contribute to the security equation by providing thousands of extra eyes and ears capable of identifying possible life-threatening situations.
When transit employees and transit passengers pool these resources, the result is a highly effective first line of defense against a potential natural or man-made disaster. So, please make a commitment to becoming an alert, informed, prepared and involved member of this employee-passenger partnership.
Rest assured your efforts will go a long way toward enhancing the safety and security of our transit system.
Be on the alert for suspicious…packages.
Be Informed and have a transit plan of action:
If you spot any suspicious individuals engaged in questionable activity, look for the following:
Do not confront suspicious individuals. Contact a transit employee or the police immediately. in the event of a suspicious package, do not use a cellular phone until you are a safe distance away.
Preparedness tips: