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Many Bus Routes Fares How To Get Schedule Corinne Since it's unsafe for bus operators to carry change, Service to Brigham City I 15 you must have exact fare, a token or a pass when you Information 1600 N Rd ride the bus. With a system map and schedules, (available at many public facilities; shopping malls, libraries, grocery Highway 13 FOR FARE INFORMATION CALL RIDE stores, colleges or universities) you can soon learn to get around theUTA system. The telephone is also an 1200 W State Hwy 38 900 N UTA 1-888-743-3882 easy way to find out more. Tell us where you are, and Monthly passes & tokens are sold at many locations where you want to go, and when you want to get 600 N 630 throughout the valley.UTA offers you the there and we'll tell you when and where to catch the convenience of ordering your bus pass by mail, with most convenient bus, where to transfer to another the option of using personal checks, money orders, route (if necessary), and where to disembark. 500 W VISA or MasterCard. A pass will be sent each month Forest St 600 E and billed to your credit card. Holidays For information on all other holidays call 200 S 200 S Pass By Mail 1-888-RIDE - UTA (1-888-743-3882) Brigham City F638 Regular bus/rail riders know that a monthly pass is State Hwy 13 F638 the most convenient way to pay the fare.UTA 's Pass 630 700 S By Mail program is the most convenient way to get a Bus Pass Outlets pass - through the mail. When you order a monthly 1100 S Us Hwy 91 1100 S by mail we will send you a new pass each month and Ogden bill your credit card. CallUTA Customer Service at ! All Smiths Stores 801-627-3500 to get started. ! Harmons 37 Harrisville Road ! Maceys 325 36th Street I 84 ! UTA Information Booth Ogden Transit Center 2393 Wall Ave. I 15 Where To Catch The Bus Roy Highway 89 EveryUTA bus stop is identified by a blue bus stop ! All Smiths Stores Perry sign. Occasionally there is a shelter and sometimes a ! Harmons 5370 South 1900 West bench but there is always a sign. Benches do not ! Winegars 3440 West 4800 South 630 mark bus stops, signs do, so if you sit on a bench, ! U & I Jubilee 4450 South 1900 West F638 make sure it's next to a bus stop sign or the bus will North Ogden not stop. Most bus stop signs list the routes that stop ! All Smiths Stores there. Park & Ride Lots throughout the transit system ! Lee's Market let you park your car all day for free and ride the bus Kaysville& Fruit Heights to work and back. Look for the Park & Ride symbol on ! All Smiths Stores Main St route maps to find a convenient lot. No over night Barnes Bank 33 South Main Street parking at the Newgate Mall Park & Ride Lot Clearfield& Sunset ! All Smiths Stores Willard ! Maceys Where The Bus Is Going ! Winegars Clearfield 750 N St The "Header" display above the windshield on the Layton& Syracuse bus shows the route name and number. Window ! All Smiths Stores cards are sometimes used to tell you things like ! Dans whether the bus is inbound (going toward downtown) ! Reams 1040 North Main Street or outbound (leaving downtown Ogden) its direction ! Winegars Layton Highway 89 on east-west routes, and whether the bus is on a 630 Limited or Express route with fewer stops. Our F638 newest buses feature an electronic "Header" displaying a series of messages. 612 Night Service Ogden Station 616 20th UTA has extended night service on selected routes 455 456 470 473 640 613 613 until 11:00 pm. Check the following schedules for 606 625 routing and times of service after 7:00 pm. 603 604 613 616 F618 470 603 - Weber State University 630 650 F618 613 645 612 - North South Washington Blvd. 470 630 - Brigham City / Ogden 604 24th 606 24th 455 - U of U/Davis County/WSU Harrison 470 - Ogden / Salt Lake City 455 604 473 Ogden 603 650 473 603 473 Transfers 630 Transfers are available from the driver when you pay 455 625 your fare. Ask for a transfer if you plan to continue 645 your trip to another route. Upon payment of a fare, a 612 transfer is good for travel in any direction, including Wall 455 30th return trip, for two hours until the time cut. The value 645 455 625 of a transfer towards a fare on a more expensive on service is the regular cash fare. 603 650 Harrison Washingt Accessible Service 470 455 All buses are equipped with lifts or ramps and are 630 accessible to those in wheelchairs or others unable to 625 climb the steps. For information call Ogden Riverdale 1-888-RIDE - UTA (743-3882) 650 640 630 612 UTA sponsors Curb to Curb transportation for Weber 640 County residents. UTA Paratransit................1-877-882-7272 Harrison Weber State Telephone communication for deaf/hearing impaired 470 persons is available by dialing 711. University 455 473 603 Riverdale 630 Bikes On Buses 625 630 640 The Bikes on Buses service is available on all buses 603 473 645 650 except Paratransit, Ski Service, Trolley and Route 645 F638. 1-888-RIDE - UTA (801-743-3882) for details. WSU is only serviced 612 by select Route 473 Trips when WSU 645 is in Regular Fall Customer Service and Winter Semester 603 Class Session. UTA would be pleased to hear your comments, complaints or compliments and to help you get the most from our system and services. (Call 877-882- 0200) 612 625 455 612 473 625 BUS SERVICE FREQUENCY For Information Call 801-ride-uta (801-743-3882) Outside Salt Lake County 888-ride-uta (888-743-3882) System Map Www.rideuta.com Route Weekday Saturday Sunday No. Route Name Minute or Minute or Minute or Trips a Day Trips a day Trips a Day HOW TO USE THIS SCHEDULE Determine your timepoint based on when you want to Weber,North Davis & Box Elder 603 Weber State University 15 30 30 leave or when you want to arrive. Read across for your County 604 West Ogden/Roy 30 30/60 destination and down for your time and direction of travel. A route map is provided to help you relate to the 606 Enable/Monroe Blvd 2 trips timepoints shown. Weekday, Saturday & Sunday schedules 608 2nd Street/DTSI 2 trips differ from one another. 612 North-South Washington Blvd 15/30 30 30 UTA SERVICE DIRECTORY 613 Weber Industrial Park 30/60 General Information, Schedules, Trip Planning and Customer Feedback: 801-RIDE-UTA (801-743-3882) 616 North Weber FrontRunner Shuttle 11 trips Outside Salt Lake County call 888-RIDE-UTA (888-743- F618 OgdenBDO Flex 30/60 60 3882) For 24 hour automated service for next bus available 625 OWATC-Harrison Blvd- WSU 30/60 60 use option 1. Have stop number and 3 digit route number (use 0 or 00 if number is not 3 digits). 626 West Roy/WSU Davis 30/60 60 Pass By Mail Information 801-262-5626 627 WSUDavic to DATC 30/60 60 For Employment information please visit http://www.rideuta.com/careers/ 628 Midtown Trolley Layton/Clearfield Circulator 30 30 Travel Training 801-287-2275 630 Brigham City/Ogden 60 60 LOST AND FOUND F638 Brigham City Flex 9 trips Weber/South Davis: 801-626-1207 option 3 640 W. Davis County/Weber Station University 30 30 Utah County: 801-227-8923 Salt Lake County: 801-287-4664 645 North-South Monroe Blvd 30/60 30/60 F-Route: 801-287-5355 650 Ogden Transit Ctr to WSU 18 trips FARES 667 Lagoon/Station Park shuttle 30 30 Exact Fare is required. Fares are subject to change. 674 Powder Mtn Ski Service (seasonal) 10 trips 10 trips 10 trips ACCESSIBLE SERVICE 675 Snowbasin Ski Service (Seasonal) 6 trips 6 trips 6 trips Wheelchair accessible buses are available on all routes. Alternate format schedules are available upon request. 677 Layton Powder Mtn Ski Service (seasonal) 4 trips 4 trips 4 trips Telephone communication for deaf/hearing impaired 455 U of U/Davis County/WSU 30/60 persons is available by dialing 711. 470 Ogden/Davis Co./SLC Commuter 20/30/60 30 30 TRANSFERS 472 SLC/Riverdale Express 12 trips Upon payment of a fare, a transfer is good for travel in any direction, including return trip, for two (2) hours until 473 SLC/Ogden Hwy 89 Express 18 trips the time cut. The value of a transfer towards a fare on a 750 FrontRunner Trains (Ogden/SLC/Provo) 30/60 60 more expensive service is the regular cash fare. *Route 667 runs additional evening service when Lagoon is open BIKES ON BUSES The Bikes on Buses service is available on all buses, except Paratransit. HOLIDAYS Please check rideuta.com for holiday service information. Effective August 2017 630 I 84 Highway 89 Weber, Davis& Box Elder County System Map 2000 West St August 2017 Pleasant View Pleasant View Dr North Ogden Highway 89 Plain City Ogden Cyn Pleasant View Station 616 612 630 2600 N State Hwy 134 2550 N 1050 E 2200 N 613 I 84 I FrontRunner Farr 612 616 400 E Route 645 uses 30th West Street between Monroe 1500 N Harrisville Blvd. and Harrison Blvd. and Harrison Blvd. 4650 W between 30th and 36th Street Pioneer Rd 2000 W 630 645 1900 W 612 613 Ogden Marriott-slaterville F618 2nd St 608 608 625 Downtown Ogden Transfer Location 616 F618 26th Street and Grant Avenue 12th St Rts 473, 603, 612 1200 South St State Hwy 39 Wall Ave 608 613 Washington Blvd 606 630 F618 606 Ogden Station 616 645 Rts 455,456,470,473,603, 20th St 625 State Hwy 104 455 613 604,613,616,630,650, F618, 24th St Route 455 uses FrontRunner 603 28th Street between Route 650 only stops at theWSU O gden 606 606 473 Wall Avenue and Campus and the Ogden Station Washington Blvd 645 WSU is only serviced by select Route 473 1900 W FrontRunner 30th St 625 Trips when WSU is in Regular Fall and Winter 650 455 Semester Class Session.
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