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.
An issue is causing a service disruption on Route 4. Expect delays. Track your bus at iriderta.org/ridetime.
Route 4 is being rerouted between Leeland and Upland. Use closest stops at Hoover & Walton or Hoover and Crestmore.
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.
Stops on route 8 Between Mound & Norwood will be closed. Use stops at Germantown & Wasington and Germantown & Edwin C Moses.
RTA is adjusting services on several routes starting May 26, 2024. Visit iriderta.org for details.
Englewood will be replacing a bridge on Wenger Road starting April 1. Buses on Route 16 will need to reroute for 60 days.
Due to construction, the stop at Wilmington @ Thorpe ID 1627 is closed.
RTA is adjusting services on several routes starting May 26, 2024. Visit iriderta.org for details.
RTA is adjusting services on several routes starting May 26, 2024. Visit iriderta.org for details.
For Immediate Release
MEDIA CONTACT: Jessica Olson (937) 425-8352, Communications Manager
(DAYTON, OH)… In recognition of a historic Inauguration Day, the Greater Dayton RTA will celebrate Black History Month through its “Black Women In History” campaign. This campaign will begin on Feb. 1 and run through the entire month of February.
As the country witnessed the inauguration of its 1st African American & Asian American Vice President, RTA elected to honor the achievements of several Black women who have made significant contributions to the history of the United States. Iconic figures such as Shirley Chisolm, the first Black woman voted into the U.S. Congress, and Condoleezza Rice, the first Black woman to serve as U.S. Secretary of State, along with facts about Black women will be displayed as interior cards throughout RTA's fixed-route bus fleet for customers to observe during their essential trips. This special tribute was inspired by civil rights leader Rosa Parks and new Vice President Kamala Harris. In addition, a seat has been reserved on every bus using a special Rosa Parks placard to acknowledge her role in making a seat available for everyone.
Each week, the agency will share profiles and facts from the campaign on its Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages.
Information on RTA’s Black History Month campaign can be found at www.iriderta.org/blackhistorymonth.