Bringing you to the most popular destinations for shopping, work and more.
Monday—Saturday | 5am—9pm
27 Routes/800 Bus Stops
Ride Free! No Fare Required!
If you’re 65+ or ADA-eligible and are unable to use or have difficulty using the bus, you may be eligible to use this curb-to-curb scheduled service to travel to and from any location within WRTA’s Fixed Route service area. Call for more information.
Travel from your home to any location in Mahoning County (Mon.–Sat.) not served by our Fixed Route buses with this scheduled curb-to-curb small-bus service. Vehicles are wheelchair-accessible.
Late Night is just right for a ride anywhere within our Mahoning County Fixed Route service area. Call in advance to schedule this curb-to-curb service that uses dedicated transit vehicles.
WRTA is committed to a sustainable and zero-emissions future. We are leading the way in environmentally conscious public transportation by actively reducing our carbon footprint.
WRTA is always searching for the best public transit solutions for Valley residents. One solution may be self-driving technology (Autonomous Vehicles); we are testing prototypes over the coming months.
WRTA Gives The Valley A Lift, but so do others. That’s why WRTA spotlights local non-profit organizations, small businesses, and artists in special campaigns throughout the year.
WRTA 2025 TOP TWELVE SMALL BUSINESSES Selected by a panel of business and community leaders from more than 100 nominations. These businesses will be honored April 30, 2025 at a special event. All Star Driving School Basinger Auction Service Concrete Queen LLC Financial Security Management GC Laminate Solutions, LLC Gunner …
Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA) has announced the start of the WRTA Give Small Business A Lift campaign. The campaign, now in its fourth year, promotes and honors local small businesses, their owners and employees. WRTA provides transportation for the workforce of many of local businesses and wants to recognize …
Property owners grant WRTA permission to put in a bus stop. When trash and store carts are left at a bus stop, the property owner can revoke permission for the stop. We’ve already lost TWO bus stops because of trash. If the bus stop you use is convenient, the best way …
Everything you need to know about riding with WRTA
Watch step-by-step videos on using WRTA myStop mobile app
Learn how advertising with WRTA will drive sales your way
Service information for veterans and their families
Overview and statistics of our riders, buses, and more
American with Disablities Act service, fares, and info
Information for TITLE VI and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise
Information about products or services WRTA is seeking bids for, along with surplus items offered for sale.
