Schedules and timetables
Route times for the agencies on UseTransit, kept in sync with each agency automatically. Where an agency shares live data, you also see the next arrival in real time.
Routes, service days, and times are set by your local agency.
See your agency's schedules
Search for your agency to browse its routes, service days, and departure times, with live arrivals where available.
Search to find your agency
Search your agency or use your location to see its schedules.
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Your agency may run its own website. UseTransit does not list agencies, so search by name or location to find yours. Run a transit agency? See UseTransit for agencies.
Your agency appears once you search. Live arrivals are shown on the agency's own page where available.
See the next arrival, not just the timetable
Every route shows its published times. Where your agency shares live data, the next arrival appears right beside the schedule, and quietly falls back to scheduled times when live data pauses.
- Published departure times for every service day
- The next arrival in real time where your agency supports it
- Automatic fallback to scheduled times when live data is quiet
- Holiday service and detours flagged on the route itself
Route times stay in sync with your agency automatically, so a change on their side shows here.
No Sunday service on this example route. Check Saturday or a weekday.
How UseTransit schedules work
How are schedules organized?
Every route shows published departure times by service day, grouped into morning, midday, and afternoon so the timetable is easy to scan.
How do live arrival times work?
Where an agency shares real-time data, the next arrival at each stop appears beside the schedule, and falls back to scheduled times when data is unavailable.
What about holidays and changes?
Holiday service usually follows the weekend schedule, and any planned change is posted as an alert on the route, so the timetable and the exceptions stay together.