Route 2 Salem / Philadelphia
Route 2 is being re-routed to avoid the intersection of Salem and Philadelphia. Stops have been closed in this area.
Route 2 is being re-routed to avoid the intersection of Salem and Philadelphia. Stops have been closed in this area.
Route 6 stops on Woodman Drive between Eastman and SR 35 have been closed due to construction.
Route 16 northbound is re-routed near Riverside and Shoop Mill. Stops in this area have been closed.
The bus stops for Route 22 Southbound on Miller Lane between Benchwood and Stop 8 Road will be closed due to a detour.
Route 22 southbound is re-routed near Dunbar HS. A temp stop has been added on Heartsoul at McArthur.
The bus stop for Masonite has been temporarily relacoted in front of Daikin across from Masonite.
The Flyer will be re-routed northbound to bypass Patterson and 5th Streets. Temp stop is on Jefferson at 5th.
The Arcade stop for the Flyer is closed and a temporary stop is located on Main Street in front of the The UD Hub.
Besides information on what to look for and who to contact, RTA will also provide current updates to news and information about staying safe while riding our buses, information regarding service delays are posted on RTA's website and on the Transit app, useful tips to better your riding experience and resources that can be useful in other areas of your life.
Whether you're following your regular commute route or on your way to a movie or meet up with friends, public transit is a key part of your day. You know public transit, and no one can spot something suspicious or out of place better than you.
RTA has initiated a local public awareness campaign called: "See Something, Say Something"TM to raise the awareness of transit safety with our customers to be aware of dangerous or inappropriate activities on the bus, in transit centers or at bus stops. The program's aim is to encourage the public to tell RTA officials about the activity they may have seen. Look for billboards and information cards on RTA buses and transit centers.
When traveling the on RTA, customers may protect themselves from becoming victims of crime by keeping alert and following a few proven crime prevention techniques. The following information will help you in making your RTA travels safer and more enjoyable.
When on RTA property, the following Facilities Code of Conduct is in place: View Facilities Code of Conduct
When riding on RTA vehicles, the following Rules of the Road are in place: View Rules of the Road
Always be alert and aware of your surroundings and the people around you. Refrain from listening to music or wearing headphones while riding the transit system.