Western Reserve Transit Authority

Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA) is dedicated to providing efficient, accessible, and sustainable public transportation services to the residents of Mahoning County. With a network of 27 routes and 800 bus stops, WRTA ensures that commuting across the region is convenient and cost-free—no fare is required for rides.

Special Services:

1. Senior and ADA-Eligible Services: If you're 65 or ADA-eligible and face challenges using the bus, WRTA offers a curb-to-curb scheduled service within the Fixed Route service area. Call to find out if you qualify.

2. Countywide Service: Travel from your home to any location in Mahoning County not covered by Fixed Route buses using our scheduled curb-to-curb small-bus service. All vehicles are wheelchair-accessible.

3. Late Night Service: Schedule a ride anywhere within Mahoning County's Fixed Route service area during late-night hours. This curb-to-curb service utilizes dedicated transit vehicles.

Commitment to Sustainability:

WRTA is a leader in environmentally conscious public transportation, actively working towards a zero-emissions future by reducing its carbon footprint.

Innovative Solutions:

WRTA is exploring cutting-edge public transit solutions, including testing autonomous vehicle prototypes, to better serve Valley residents.

Community Engagement:

WRTA supports local non-profit organizations, small businesses, and artists through special campaigns throughout the year.

Important Announcements:

- Route Changes: Due to an operator shortage, routes #10 Belmont, #9 Austintown, and #8 Market St will run hourly starting August 18 until further notice.

- Facility Renovation: A $1.3 million investment, facilitated by the 2022 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, will renovate WRTA's bus fleet facility, originally built in the 1970s and 1980s.

- Route Improvements: Effective June 2, several Fixed Routes have been updated to better serve the community. These include routes #14-Mosier, #15-Struthers, #16-Zedaker, #25-Canfield Loop, and #74-Elm.

Additional Resources:

- Step-by-step videos on using the WRTA myStop mobile app

- Advertising opportunities with WRTA

- Service information for veterans and their families

- ADA service, fares, and information

- Details on TITLE VI and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise

- Information on products or services WRTA is seeking bids for and surplus items for sale

For more information, visit WRTA's website or contact their customer service. WRTA is committed to giving the Valley a lift, ensuring that everyone has access to reliable and sustainable transportation.