Reroute for routes 1 & 4
Route 1 & 4 is being rerouted between Paul Lawrence Dunbar and Broadway. Use closest stops at 3rd & Euclid or 3rd & Williams.
Route 4 is being rerouted between Leeland and Upland. Use closest stops at Hoover & Walton or Hoover and Crestmore.
Southbound Main and Franklin stop #2007 has been closed. A temporary stop has been added at Main and Washington.
A festival at Riverscape on May 4 from 7 a.m. – 3 p.m. will cause reroutes on routes 6, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 22.
Southbound Main and Franklin stop #2007 has been closed. A temporary stop has been added at Main and Washington.
Due to Construction, stop ID# 168, 170, & 171 will be closed. Temporary stops on Holly at Muncie and Holly at Alice.
Route 8 stop # 1243 Salem and Delaware is closed. There is a temporary stop at Salem and Kenilworth.
RTA is adjusting services on several routes starting May 26, 2024. Visit iriderta.org for details.
Due to construction, the stop at Wilmington @ Thorpe ID 1627 is closed.
Southbound Main and Franklin stop #2007 has been closed. A temporary stop has been added at Main and Washington.
A festival at Riverscape on May 4 from 7 a.m. – 3 p.m. will cause reroutes on routes 6, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 22.
(DAYTON, OHIO)… The Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority (RTA) is joining the fight against breast cancer with the roll out of its Pink Campaign, beginning October 1, 2023.
The campaign kicks off with the debut of RTA’s October bus on the North Community Connector on Oct. 1. The bus design highlights October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month and features two pink ribbons signed by RTA employees in honor of breast cancer warriors past and present. The bus will be in service rotating on routes throughout Montgomery County all month long.
As a proud sponsor of the American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign, the bus will also be featured in the walk happening at Day Air Ballpark on Oct. 14. Individuals participating in the walk can take a selfie with the bus at the halfway point located at Island MetroPark.
The American Cancer Society shared their excitement about having RTA’s bus as a focal point at the walk.
“We share a passion to save lives, celebrate lives, and work to end breast cancer as we know it – for everyone,” said Allison Katterheinrich, associate director of the American Cancer Society.
An RTA team of about 30 employees will take part in this year’s walk to help raise awareness. The RTA is honored to be part of Making Strides Greater Dayton’s efforts to raise $250,000 at this year’s walk to fund future breast cancer research, as well as current patient support and advocacy. If you would like to support the movement and participate in the walk, visit www.acsevents.org.
Following the cancer walk, The October bus will return to normal service and have occasional appearances at area touch a truck events. To see where the bus will be, visit the RTA’s Facebook and Instagram pages for updates.
In addition, RTA’s administration building Wright Stop Plaza, located at Third and Main Streets, will trade in its iconic green glow in the Dayton skyline for pink during the month of October. Customers will also notice their RTA drivers sporting pink polo shirts throughout the month.
MEDIA CONTACT: Kristi Newton (937) 425-8379, Communications and Community Relations Manager