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And Passes How to Ride General Information Reading a Schedule BUS STOP ROUTE Transit Fares and Passes TransitReading Fares a Schedule and Passes How to Ride General Information LOCAL ROUTE Call an MVTA Customer Service representative Monday-Friday Cash Fares Go-To Card Cash1 Find Fares the timetable for the correct day of week and direction Go-To Card Holiday Service Contact Us at 952-882-7500 for help planning your trip, 444 5 am–11:30 pm Non-Rush Rush of travel. Non-Rush Rush Go-To Cards off er a fast and convenient way Go-To Cards off er a fast and convenient way MVTA oft en operates with a reduced schedule Hours Hours Hours Hours visit www.mvta.com to nd route schedules, Phone Numbers Weekend to pay transit fares. Th e durable, plastic card 2 Find the locations (TimePoints) nearest your starting point to pay transit fares. Th e durable, plastic card on holidays and holiday weeks. For holiday maps and other information, or use the online 952-882-7500 MVTA Customer Service 6:40 am–10:30 pm tracks cash value and 31-day passes. Simply and destination. Remember that you may get on and off the tracks cash value and 31-day passes. Simply trip planner. schedule information, go to www.mvta.com or Effective: 5/19/2018 Adults touch the Go-To Card to the card reader and the Adultsbus at transit stops between the TimePoints. Th e TimePoint touch the Go-To Card to the card reader and the contact Customer Service at 952-882-7500. MVTA Customer Service representatives can answer your letters ( J ) provide a reference to the locations on the map. Local Fare $2.00 $2.50 appropriate fare is deducted automatically. Local Fare $2.00 $2.50 appropriate fare is deducted automatically. 1) Arrive at your stop or station 7-10 minutes early. questions about routes, schedules and fares; mail you 3 Read down from the TimePoints to see times when buses Express Fare $2.50 $3.25 Go-To Cards are rechargeable and are accepted on all MVTA Express Fare $2.50 $3.25 Go-To Cards are rechargeable and are accepted on all MVTA 2) Most of the suburban MVTA service area does not Bicycle Information schedules; and provide information about regional transit Schedule subject to change. serve those locations. routes and all regional regular-route buses and trains. Funds routes and all regional regular-route buses and trains. Funds have designated stops – meaning riders standing in a All MVTA buses have free bike racks to carry services. Visit www.mvta.com for updates. 4 Seniors (65+), and Youth (6-12) can be added to your Go-To Card online or over the phone Seniors Read the (65+), times andacross Youth from left (6-12) to right to see when the bus can be added to your Go-To Card online or over the phone safe location should wave to signal the driver as the bus two bicycles while customers ride the bus. 952-882-6000 Flex Route reservation line Local Fare $1.00 $2.50 through Metro Transit at 612-373-3333. will reachLocal other Fare locations. Each$1.00 row of times from$2.50 left to through Metro Transit at 612-373-3333. approaches. A brochure describing use of the racks is right represents a single bus trip. 612-373-3333 Regional Transit Information Center Express Fare $1.00 $3.25 Express Fare $1.00 $3.25 3) Designated stop routes have stop locations listed in the available on buses or at www.mvta.com. This route has designated bus stops. 5 Refer to Route Number and Letter to ensure you catch the Where to buy Go-To Cards Where to buy Go-To Cards schedule. Consult the schedule for stop information or Bike lockers are available to store your bicycle 612-341-4287 TransitLine correct bus, and look for important notes listed in Trip Bus stop signs along the route indicate where contact MVTA Customer Service. while you ride the bus – for a nominal monthly (24-hour automated departure times) Persons with Disabilities (must be pre-qualifi ed) Apple Valley: Cub Foods, 15350 Cedar Avenue S PersonsNotes or with next toDisabilities any time. (must be pre-qualifi ed) Apple Valley: Cub Foods, 15350 Cedar Avenue S the bus will stop. See map and bus stop list fee – at the Apple Valley, Burnsville, Cedar Grove, Eagan, Any Trip $1.00 $1.00 Burnsville: Burnsville Transit Station, 100 E Highway 13 Any Trip $1.00 $1.00 Burnsville: Burnsville Transit Station, 100 E Highway 13 4) Pay the full fare when boarding the bus (pay when exiting 952-882-7500 Lost & Found inside this schedule for all bus stop locations. Rosemount and 157th Street Transit Stations, and the Cub Foods, 300 E Travelers Trail Cub Foods, 300 E Travelers Trail southbound express buses). Drivers do not have access to 711 TTY - MN Relay Service for hearing impaired Children age 5 and under ride free (limit 3 per paid fare) Children age 5 and under ride free (limit 3 per paid fare) Blackhawk, Eagle Creek and Palomino Hills Park & Ride lots. Cub Foods, 1750 W County Rd 42 1 465 Monday – Friday SOUTHBOUND Cub Foods, 1750 W County Rd 42 the fareboxes, nor do they carry change. Th e farebox takes both bills and coins, but does not make change. Passes Call 952-882-7500 for more information. Serving: Rush hours: Eagan: Cub Foods, 1020 Diffl ey Rd Rush hours: from U of M and Downtown Minneapolis to Burnsville andEagan: Apple Valley Cub Foods, 1020 Diffl ey Rd are not available for purchase on the bus. When paying in Website www.mvta.com Generally, rush hour trips are between 6 a.m.-9 a.m. and 3 p.m.- Generally, rush hourU tripsof M are betweenDowntown Minneapolis 6 a.m.-9So. a.m.Mpls. andBloomington 3 p.m.- Burnsville Apple Valley Cub Foods, 1940 Cliff Lake Rd Cub Foods, 1940 Cliff Lake Rd cash, ask the driver for a transfer if you’ll be transferring Connections Route maps and schedules, fare information, holiday service Bloomington 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Times shaded on the schedule 6:30 p.m. MondayOak through& Willey Hall Friday.Gateway Times Marquette shaded & I-35W on & theSouth schedule Burnsville McAndrews Co. Rd. 42 & Apple Valley Cub Foods, 1276 Town Centre Dr Washington2 Ramp 4th St Lake St. Bloomington Transit Station & Portland Garden View CubTransit Foods, 1276 Town Centre Dr to another bus. See Transit Fares and Passes for more Customers should always alert the driver information, news and more. Mall of America Station are rush hour fares. are rush hour fares. Transit Ctr Arrive Depart Station information on transfers. To pay with a Go-To Card, of their desire to connect. A minimum Rosemount: Cub Foods, 3784 150th Street W L K J I F E D Rosemount:C B CubA Foods, 3784 150th Street W Route Number Route & Letter Notes Trip simply touch the card to the blue device near the farebox. connection time of 7 to 10 minutes is e-mail [email protected] Eagan Disabled Veterans ride free at all times. An ID issued by the U.S. Savage: Cub Foods, 14075 S. Highway 13 Disabled465 Veterans1 ride free at all6:09 times. 6:15An ID issued6:27 by6:46 the U.S.6:54 Savage: Cub Foods, 14075 S. Highway 13 AM suggested. Department of Veterans Aff airs showing “Service Connected” or Department465 1 of Veterans3 Aff airs showing7:09 7:15 “Service7:27 Connected”7:46 or7:54 5) Allow seniors or those with disabilities to sit in the seats twitter #mvta Cedar Grove Transit Station Shakopee: Scott County Government Center, 465 1 7:41 7:47 7:59 8:18 8:26 Shakopee: Scott County Government Center, “SC” must be shown to the driver. 200 4th Ave W “SC” must5 465 be1 shown8:05 to the8:11 driver.8:154 8:21 8:33 8:48 8:56 200 4th Ave W closest to the driver. Accessibility facebook Minnesota Valley Transit Authority Marschall Road Transit Station, 465A 9:05 9:11 9:15 9:21 9:33 9:48 9:56 10:00 10:06 10:19 Marschall10:27 Road Transit Station, Burnsville 465 10:05 10:11 10:15 10:21 10:33 10:48 10:56 6) While on the bus, be respectful of other riders and stay All MVTA buses are accessible, either with Pay the full fare when boarding the bus (pay when exiting 1615 Weston Ct Pay the 465Afull fare11:05 when boarding11:11 11:15 the bus11:21 (pay 11:33when exiting11:48 11:56 12:00 12:06 12:19 161512:27 Weston Ct seated while the bus is in motion. No smoking or eating Burnsville Transit Station 465 kneeling buses, ramps or lift s. Riders should southbound express buses). Please have exact fare ready. Dollar Downtown Metro Transit Store, southboundPM express12:05 buses).12:11 Please12:15 have12:21 exact12:33 fare ready.12:48 Dollar12:56 Downtown Metro Transit Store, 465A 1:05 1:11 1:15 1:21 1:33 1:48 1:56 2:00 2:06 2:19 2:27 is allowed on the bus. Th e MVTA does allow drinks on feel comfortable asking the driver to use the Severe Weather Burnsville Parkway bills are accepted, but drivers cannot make change. Minneapolis: 719 Marquette Ave S. bills are 465Aaccepted,2:05 but drivers2:11 cannot2:15 make2:21 change.2:33 2:48 2:56 3:00 Minneapolis:3:06 3:19 7193:27 Marquette Ave S.
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