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KEY BUS STOPS 1 2 6 See the reverse of this map 41 for timing and route info 3 7 20 5 13 19 St. Andrews 42 11 BUS SCHEDULE 21 7 Monday – Friday 18 17 Routes 2•3•5•6•7•13 Center for Innovation Dublin St 10 & Entrepreneurship35 Elm St StSt Saturday Sunday Belgrade Ave 12 15 N 2nd 40 E. Plum St 30 Routes 10•11 Route 10 Nicollet Ave Plum 6 St 8 53 BUS FARE Cherry St Hub Mankato 38 28 Heights Plaza 1 9 • Cash fare: $1.50 34 2 3 5 7 13 39 ROUTES 29 • 8 tokens: $10 Justice • 16 tokens: $20 DMV Center 33 37 • 30-day frequent rider bus pass: $40 36 • Transfers: Free (expires 1 hour) 2 27 • U-Zone: 50¢ • Youth (17 and under): Free • High School ID: Free 25 • Minnesota State Mankato students, faculty and 26 St. Andrews staff: MavCARD • Seniors 60 or older: 75¢ • Person with disabilities: 75¢ 5 31 32 SATURDAY ROUTES 10, 11: SUNDAY ROUTE 10 MSU Hub • Medicare card holder: 75¢ 46 4 CSU stop • Veteran with VA card indicating service Center for Innovation 45 ROUTES 2 6 and CSU Shelter Dublin St & Entrepreneurship Elm St StSt 10 connected disability: Free 3 12 N 2nd E. Plum St 11 40 Nicollet Ave 10 MRCI St 10 TRANSFERS Workforce 11 KEY 1011 Mankato Free {expires 1 hour) A transfer allows passengers to Cherry St Hub Heights Plaza 1 KEY 9 ROUTES 10 11 39 continue their trip to a location on a different route. Justice Transfers may not be used to complete a round trip. DMV Center 47 27 43 Call 625-RIDE (7433), 311 or 387-8600 for information or to make a Kato flex or mobility bus reservation 11 11 10 10 1 BUS STOPS25 2 6 Route websites: maps.google.com and See the reverse of this map BUS STOPS 1 2 63 7 mankatomn.gov/bus41 The City of Mankato Transit System operates its programs without regard to race, color, national origin. If believed to have been aggrieved by an for timing and route info See the reverse of this map 44 41 unlawful discriminatory practice, or wish to request more information about Mankato Transit System’s obligations under Title VI, please contact us for timing and route info 10 3 75 13 at the following address and telephone number. 19 4 11 5 1310 11 19 3 Mass Transit Superintendent, Mankato Transit System, 10 Civic Center Plaza, P.O. Box 3368 Mankato, MN or 507-625-RIDE (7433). A copy of MRCI MSU Hub 10 Workforce 11 the Title VI Complaint form and additional information can be found at mankatomn.gov. 20 ROUTES 10 11 23 A Title VI complaint may also be made by contacting the Title VI specialist at the Minnesota Department of Transportation, Office of Civil Rights at St. Andrews 20 23 651-366-3071. 42 St. Andrews 21 42 mankatomn.gov11 7 21 11 22 7 18 17 22 18 Center for Innovation Dublin St 10 17 & Entrepreneurship35 Elm St StSt Center for Innovation 24 12 10 14 & Entrepreneurship N 2nd Dublin St 40 30 15 35 t Elm St E. Plum St 16 StS Pl 6 24 Nicollet Ave um 12 14 St N 2nd 40 15 E. Plum St 30 16 Pl 6 Nicollet Ave um 8 53 Cherry St Hub St Mankato 38 28 Heights Plaza 1 8 53 9 34 Mankato Cherry St Hub ROUTES 2 3 5 7 13 39 38 28 Heights Plaza 29 1 9 34 Justice 2 3 5 7 13 13 39 ROUTES 29 DMV Center 33 37 36 Justice 13 2 27 DMV Center 33 37 36 2 27 25 26 25 26 MSU Hub 5 31 32 4 MSU Hub ROUTES 5231 632 4 3 ROUTES 2 6 MRCI 3 Workforce MRCI Workforce MONDAY – FRIDAY ROUTE 2 (6:35 AM – 5:35 PM) MONDAY – FRIDAY ROUTE 3 (6:35 AM – 5:35 PM) 1 Departs Cherry St 2 Lincoln Community Center 3 Stadium & James 4 Student Union 5 Nelson Hall 3 Stadium & James 2 Lincoln Community Center 1 Arrives Cherry St 1 6 7 8 53 9 10 11 12 8 7 6 1 Departs Gus Lime St/ Hospital Kwik Walmart River Hills VA Clinic Orness Hospital Lime St/ Gus Arrives :35 :38 :44 :46 :50 :55 :01 :05 Cherry St Johnson Riverfront Dr. Door 2 Clinic Trip Mall Plaza Door 2 Clinic Riverfront Dr. Johnson Cherry St :05 :08 :14 :16 :20 :25 :31 :35 :35 :40 :44 :50 :55 :58 :04 :07 :16 :21 :27 :30 :35 (6:05 AM- 8:35 AM) MONDAY – FRIDAY NORTH MANKATO ROUTE 5(3:05 PM - 5:05 PM) 1 Departs Cherry St 15 Belgrade & Center 17 Colony Court 18 South Central College 21 Tower and James 19 Precision Press 20 Carlson Dr. and Rolling Green Ln. 1 Arrives Cherry St :05 :09 :13 :14 :17 :23 :24 :35 :35 :39 :43 :44 :47 :53 :54 :05 KATOFLEX BIKE RACKS MONDAY – FRIDAY ROUTE 6 (6:33 AM – 5:55 PM) 4 Departs 25 Live Active 26 27 Marwood 28 Open Door 9 29 Justice 30 McDonald’s 10 River Hills 53 28 Open Door 27 Marwood & 25 Live Active 31 Performing 4 Arrives Katoflex operates Monday to All buses are equipped Student Union Apts Fire Station & Black Eagle Health Clinic Walmart Center & Hy-Vee Mall Kwik Trip Health Clinic Black Eagle Apts Arts Center Student Union Friday and requires a geographical with bike racks and may :55 :03 :06 :09 :11 :15 :19 :23 :27 :30 :33 :35 :41 :47 :55 qualification. The base fare for this be used at no charge by service is $2 or $50 monthly pass any of our customers. and requires a reservation. Call to No bikes inside buses. determine eligibility for this service. MONDAY – FRIDAY ROUTE 7 (10:00 AM – 10:00 PM) 5 Departs Nelson Hall 32 Birchwood/Warren St 33 Cherry Ridge 34 Warren/Front St 35 MSU Riverfront 1 Cherry St 36 Ramsey St/Highland 5 Arrives Nelson Hall MOBILITY BUS NO SERVICE :00 :02 :05 :06 :10 :16 :18 :25 The Mobility Bus operates 7 days a week • New Year’s Day :30 :32 :35 :36 :40 :46 :48 :55 and requires medical certification of a • Easter Day disability that prevents a person from • Memorial Day accessing ADA accessible fixed route • Fourth of July MONDAY – FRIDAY ROUTE 13 (6:35 AM – 5:35 PM) buses. The base fare for this service is • Labor Day $3 or $27 for 10 tickets and requires a • Thanksgiving Day 1 37 38 39 12 40 30 11 41 42 12 39 38 1 Departs Cherry St Cherry Ridge Bethany Lutheran College Urgent Care/Main St Orness Plaza Urgent Care/Adams St McDonald’s & Hy-Vee VA Clinic Wickersham Community Bank Orness Plaza Urgent Care/Main St Bethany Lutheran College Arrives Cherry St reservation. Call 625-RIDE (7433), 311 • Christmas Day or 387-8600. :35 :37 :40 :42 :47 :52 :55 :59 :10 :15 :20 :27 :30 :35 SATURDAY ROUTE 10 (10:00 AM – 5:00 PM) & SUNDAY ROUTE 10 (10:00 AM – 4:00 PM) 1 Departs Cherry St 43 Pleasant & Marshall 3 Stadium & James Ave 4 Student Union 44 MSU Library 25 Live Active Apts 27 Marwood & Black Eagle 9 Walmart 10 River Hills Mall 12 Orness Plaza 39 Urgent Care/Main St 45 Adams & 5th 1 Arrives Cherry St :00 :05 :10 :12 :13 :18 :23 :28 :35 :41 :46 :54 :00 SATURDAY ROUTE 11 (10:30 AM – 5:30 PM) 1 Departs Cherry St 46 Adams & 4th 39 Urgent Care/Main St 12 Orness Plaza 40 Urgent Care/Adams St 10 River Hills Mall 9 Walmart 27 Marwood & Black Eagle 25 Live Active Apts 44 MSU Library 4 Student Union 47 Pleasant & Record 1 Arrives Cherry St :30 :35 :40 :45 :49 :51 :00 :06 :10 :18 :20 :25 :30 Route websites: maps.google.com and Call 625-RIDE (7433), 311 or 387-8600 for more information or to make a Katoflex or mobility bus reservation mankatomn.gov/bus Revised 03/2021.
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