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…
In October 2014, the RRTA Board accepted the final Red Rose Transit Authority Transit Development Plan (TDP). The TDP provides an evaluation of existing RRTA fixed route services, with the outcome being practical recommendations for maximizing route efficiencies and service in Lancaster County. This Plan provides a thorough analysis of the fixed route service, the strengths and weaknesses of the operations, including those services that are the best performing and those that need attention, and recommendations designed to improve productivity and service efficiency.
In November 2008, RRTA unveiled a Long Range Public Transportation Plan that was compiled to help RRTA with future improvements for the next 25 years. This plan will help provide a framework for RRTA to evaluate service at the present time and in the future.
Community leaders, RRTA riders and residents of the County were surveyed for their input into the plan. Some of the recommendations within the plan suggest a need to increase frequency of service and provide commuter services outside Lancaster County to Berks and York Counties. Also, suggestions to add service to Strasburg and Paradise areas near Gap.