Formerly Citifare, RTC Ride is the public
transit service for the greater Reno/Sparks community provided by the
Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) of Washoe County, Nevada.
With a fleet of 65
buses serving more 30 routes, Ride will take you where you need to be
in a very reasonable timeframe. The cost is just $1.75 per trip with discounts
for seniors, kids and the handicapped. They offer ticket books and bus
passes at reduced rates and the Summer Youth Pass is available for youths
from 6 to 18 years of age. This 10-ride pass allows kids the freedom to
get around town all summer long.
In addition
to their regular routes, Citifare also provides special bus service to
the Balloon Races and offers free rides from 9:00 pm to 1:00 am on New
Years Eve. You can even catch a bus between Reno and Carson City using
the RTC Intercity service. Click here
for the schedule.
For the
full story and schedules, prices and more, visit the RTC
Ride Web Site.
A
BETTER WAY TO GET AROUND
DOWNTOWN RENO - SIERRA SPIRIT
Sierra
Spirit breezes by your stop every 10 minutes, and completely circles the
heart of Reno in just 30 minutes. The sleek, comfortable buses will whisk
you from the doorsteps of the University in the north, to the Nevada Museum
of Art on the south end of town – and many of the downtown casinos
in between. And the best news is it's free!
With a fleet of 65
buses serving more 30 routes, Ride will take you where you need to be
in a very reasonable timeframe. The cost is just $1.75 per trip with discounts
for seniors, kids and the handicapped. They offer ticket books and bus
passes at reduced rates and the Summer Youth Pass is available for youths
from 6 to 18 years of age. This 10-ride pass allows kids the freedom to
get around town all summer long.
Sierra
Spirit breezes by your stop every 10 minutes, and completely circles the
heart of Reno in just 30 minutes. The sleek, comfortable buses will whisk
you from the doorsteps of the University in the north, to the Nevada Museum
of Art on the south end of town – and many of the downtown casinos
in between. And the best news is it's free!