How do you ride a bus in Wisconsin?
How do you ride a bus in Wisconsin?
- Please wait by the Wisconsin Coach Lines or blue route number bus stop sign a few minutes before the bus is scheduled to arrive. ...
- When the bus arrives, check the sign in the windshield for the route number and name. ...
- Pay your fare. ...
- Take a seat and watch for your stop.
How do people in Wisconsin get around?
Travel by public transit
- ? Air.
- Bicycle?
- Pedestrian.
- Public transit.
- Railroad.
- Road.
Which UW Madison buses are free?
UW campus bus routes are fare-free for students, faculty, employees, and visitors. Routes 80, 81, 82, and 84 operate daily, including late nights, weekends, and UW recess. Campus buses serve central campus, Eagle Heights, and neighborhoods near campus.
How much does it cost to ride the bus in Wisconsin?
Choose Your Fare Cash fares for adults are $2.00. Discount passes and fares are available for frequent riders, youth, seniors, people with disabilities, and low-income riders.
Does Wisconsin have buses?
Wisconsin Bus Stops Looking for a convenient transportation option? Jefferson Lines has many bus stops in major and rural locations across the state, so you can be sure to find a stop near you.
How do I use my Madison bus pass?
31-Day Pass
- Activate new pass.
- Dip pass into farebox card slot. Make sure picture side is facing you.
- Pass valid for 31 days after first use.
- Activation and expiration dates marked on pass.
- Future rides: Slide activated pass through pass reader when boarding.