link.
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What is a limited?
A limited bus does not service every stop along the route; only designated
stops.
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What is a
transfer and how do I use it?
You
can purchase a transfer from the bus driver when paying for your regular fare.
A transfer is a farebox generated or paper document that allows passengers to
transfer between SMART buses and connections from DDOT to SMART (and vice
versa).
SMART fareboxes issue three different transfers: full fare (25 cents),
senior/disabled (free) and student (25 cents). Full fare transfers
allow passengers to transfer to SMART buses within three (3) hours from the
time the transfer is issued. Reverse riding on the route from which the
transfer was originally issued is not permitted (Same route, different
direction (SRDD) policy). Senior/Disabled and Youth transfers allow
passengers to transfer between SMART Fixed Route buses without limitation
within three (3) hours from when the transfer is issued.
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What
is Fixed Route bus Service?
SMART’s Fixed
Route Service is large bus service with specific numbered routes that remain
intact. The routes have scheduled times that are also fixed for pick up and
drop off along designated routes.
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What
is Job Express?
Job Express transports riders directly to their work sites. Passengers ride
fixed route buses to a Job Express pick up point and board a small bus that
takes them to their job. Job Express buses only serve businesses located within
a Job Express Zone. For more information on fares and locations look under
Ride
SMART, click on
Connector Service, then the
Job Express link.
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Where can I find information on any route changes?
Information can be found on the
home page under view
Service Bulletins in the lower right hand
corner of the page. You can also find information under
Ride SMART tab in the
Service Bulletins link. Sign up with
My SMART and have update in route changes
sent directly to your e-mail.